The holidays can feel a little… intense, can’t they? Between the heightened emotions, disrupted routines, sensory-overwhelming environments, and the pressure we sometimes put on ourselves to “make memories,” December can be a lot — especially when you’re homeschooling gifted, twice-exceptional, or otherwise neurodivergent kids who already feel the world more deeply than most. That’s exactly…
November is an exciting time of year. We have bountiful harvests, Thanksgiving, and many more fun days to celebrate. To take advantage of the excitement, I created a list of great books to read with your kids in November. Did you know that there’s a day just to celebrate King Tut? And, World Kindness Day…
Let’s talk about sleep. You know it, you sometimes wish for it, and your kids might even fight against it. However, the importance of sleep cannot be overstated, especially when you’re raising neurodivergent homeschoolers. We’re diving deep into why sleep is crucial for our neurodivergent children and how we can help them—and ourselves—get the restful…
As homeschooling parents, we understand the myriad challenges and responsibilities that come with educating our children at home. Balancing parenting duties, household chores, and the task of providing a comprehensive education can often feel overwhelming. But amidst the rigorous schedules and academic curriculum, there is one essential element that we must not overlook—play. Incorporating play…
True story — even though I wrote a book about backyard creepy-crawlies, spiders still freak me out a little bit. They are unpredictable and move way too quickly for me. They’re perfect for Halloween, though. I’d been planning to make brush bots with my kids for awhile, so I already had the motors and…
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