There’s something magical about pulling out simple, hands-on activities during the holidays — the kind of things that make your kids light up, help everyone slow down, and sneak in a little learning without anyone even noticing. And this Which Christmas Symbol or Character Are You? chatterbox fits that vibe perfectly. If your home looks…
Ever since I was a little girl, I looked forward to the holidays. My birthday kicked everything off, followed by Thanksgiving, several other family members’ birthdays, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and more birthdays. Time was an exciting blur from late November through early January. And then I had kids. I was semi-prepared for the overstimulation…
Let’s look into the idea of collaboration and its vital role in homeschooling. Inspired by insights from Dr. Kathy Hirsch Pasek’s influential book, “Becoming Brilliant: What Science Tells Us About Raising Successful Children,” we’ll dive into one of the six key skills that help children grow into successful, contributing members of their communities over the…
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…
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