And there's this one also. All food for though.

And there's this one also.

Have you ever heard of this book? It might not be your daughter's case, but it will give you a different perspective on the way some children learn.

Does your school have a student counselor?

Maybe, he isn't: "The most academically disabling difficulty affecting children with stealth dyslexia is almost always dysgraphia, or difficulty writing by hand. Several factors often contribute to their difficulties with written output... ... They may lack the kinds of visual templates that can be used to form words, or be unable to translate auditory word images into the kinds of signals the motor system needs to form letters. Second, they may have spatial or sequential processing difficulties that make it difficult for them to remember how to form individual letters (resulting in oddly formed letters, reversals, inversions, and irregular spacing)... ...These children are often especially hard for parents and teachers to understand, because they may have verbal IQ in the highly or profoundly gifted range and show every sign of verbal precocity, yet be unable even to write the alphabet--even as teenagers." by Drs. Fernette and Brock Eide

You should check out Angela's blog on mapping free hand.

I must be homeschooled as well.

Have you seen the FossWeb module on Air & Weather? They have lesson plans, and a printable handout book for the kids to use in experiments and observations. We really enjoyed it!

The same happened to me. I received one part of my order but I'm still waiting for the grade 1 materials.

I think it is here .