Homeschooling special needs children can be really tough. When your child has several special needs and is very asynchronous, too, things get even more challenging. One of our absolute favorite moms of special needs kids is Shawna Wingert from Not the Former Things. She blogs honestly and empowers other moms of special needs kiddos to…
“Hey! I found a dead butterfly!” the sweet little one from my primary co-op class shouted excitedly and everyone ran over to see what he found. “And I found BONES!” another cried from the opposite direction in the meadow we were exploring during the last spring science class of the year. The kids rushed from…
Gifted kids can be such confusing creatures, right? They’ll talk with you like they’re little adults, but then, suddenly, they’re forgetting to shut the door behind them when they use the bathroom and are completely confused as to why you’re upset with them. Or they go to clean their room and when you check on…
Maleeha is concerned. Following a student-led, self-directed model of homeschooling can definitely add up, cost-wise, and when you’re homeschooling insatiable gifted learners, it can be even more costly. These kids seem to eat programs and materials for breakfast. So, how can a parent get kids involved in their own learning, and fostering their curiosity,…
Whether you homeschool your quirky kiddo, send him or her to school, or change it up depending on the year and the situation, you’re doing exactly what you need to do for your child when he or she needs it most. In today’s episode, Colleen talks to Dayna Abraham all about the chaos of…
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