I firmly believe that kids learn best when they are actively involved in their topic. This is one of the biggest reasons I’ve always loved to read, write, and teach about science. A few years ago, the kids and I explored Antarctica through books, websites, videos… and science. Since I recently taught about…
Over the years, we’ve always found ways to make Easter special for our kids. Easter egg hunts, parties at the community center, meet-the-Easter-bunny at the mall, and baskets from friends and family. It’s gotten out of hand. Now, my kids have “wish lists” for Easter gifts…and birthday gifts…and Christmas gifts…and whatever gifts. And…
I don’t know what’s with my kids lately, but getting them to brush their teeth has been a challenge. Thankfully, we eat pretty healthy foods, and our dentist – a good friend – comments regularly about my kids’ dental health. But that doesn’t mean we don’t need help every once in awhile. This paid…
Are you looking for more information about homeschooling your gifted child? I had a great time talking about this topic with my friends, Dianna Kennedy, Marlene Griffith, and Ashley Pichea from the iHomeschool Network. Check out the replay below, and leave any additional questions in the comment section. Since the live hangout is over, drop your…
Don’t you just LOVE the excitement kids have for all things Disney? I know that, for many adults, hearing kids sing the same songs over and over can get old. But {mostly} I disagree. There’s a certain beauty in the stories that first stir the heart of a child. Books, movies, songs… they stick…
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