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Aimee Eucce

Aimee Eucce is a second-generation homeschool mom who understands this journey from both sides of the desk. Homeschooled in the 1980s—long before co-ops, conventions, and online resources were commonplace—Aimee navigated significant learning challenges, including dyslexia, ADHD, and auditory processing difficulties. What could have defined her limitations instead became the foundation of her calling. She went on to graduate from college and build a successful business serving homeschooling families.
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Aimee Eucce

Today, Aimee speaks nationwide, equipping parents with practical tools and hard-won perspective—especially those walking through learning differences, discouragement, or uncertainty about “doing enough.”

As the creator of Play ’n Talk Phonics, Spelling, & Typing, she blends professional insight with lived experience. Expect honesty, humor, and real encouragement for the long game of homeschooling.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s challenges might become their strength, you’ll want to hear Aimee.

WORKSHOPS

Special Needs Conference ~

June 4, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
You’re Not Alone: Homeschooling Special Needs with Confidence

This is an interactive session designed for families who want real answers to real-life challenges. Whether your child struggles with reading, spelling, focus, or motivation—or you’re simply wondering if you’re doing enough—this workshop gives you the chance to ask your biggest questions and hear practical, hope-filled guidance. To help get the conversation started, we’ll also cover some of the most common struggles special needs families face, like balancing multiple children, finding the right curriculum, and keeping learning joyful. You’ll walk away encouraged, connected, and equipped with strategies you can use right away, plus the reassurance that you’re not alone in this journey. Taught by a second-generation homeschool mom who struggled with dyslexia, an auditory processing delay, and ADHD, and who is now teaching her own neurodivergent kids… these are lessons learned from the trenches!

Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism & More: Learn to Read and Spell with Confidence

Discover the tried-and-true strategies that can transform how your exceptional learners engage with their education. Say goodbye to frustration and hello to progress! Backed by the latest neuroscience, it’s actually much easier than you think! Taught by a second-generation homeschool mom who struggled with dyslexia, an auditory processing delay, and ADHD, and who is now teaching her own neurodivergent kids… these are lessons learned from the trenches!

Ditch the Word Lists: Spelling That Actually Sticks (and Can Even Be Fun!)

This workshop will challenge the old way of teaching spelling and reveal why endless memorization doesn’t work. If you’ve ever wondered why your child can read fluently but still spells like a beginner, this session will give you the missing piece. You’ll discover a simple, science-backed approach that ends spelling struggles and makes it possible for your kids not only to succeed, but to actually enjoy spelling.

Why Teaching Boys to Read and Spell Is Different Than Teaching Girls!

Boys and girls learn differently—it’s a fact supported by science! Join us for a deep dive into the unique challenges and opportunities of teaching boys to read and spell. You’ll discover why some common strategies fall flat and learn new approaches that will keep them engaged and excited about learning. Starting with what to do and what not to do, this session offers fresh insights and practical tips for keeping your active boys on track. Plus, you’ll take home a list of game-based activities that turn learning into a fun adventure, no matter their age.

Science of Reading vs Sight Word Memorization: Reading & Spelling Can Be Fun!

Learn why one method leaves kids frustrated while the other unlocks lasting success. You’ll discover how playful, science-backed strategies can turn reading and spelling from a daily struggle into something your kids actually enjoy. Come ready to rethink what you thought you knew—and leave with tools that make learning click.