Here at the Kessler house, we tend to follow an eclectic interest-led style of homeschooling. Especially for my older kiddos, I like them to have some say in what they will study for the year. My oldest is fascinated by chemistry, and wants to play around with sulfuric acid. Since I’m not quite ready for…
I’m a huge proponent of interest and play based learning. Kids learn best when they are engaged and invested in their own education. Years ago, my son’s preschool teacher told me that Trevor was the most “extreme thinker” she’d ever had in any of her four-year-old classes in the 30+ years she’d been teaching….
Gifted kids are asynchronous. Their development is uneven and out-of-sync compared with age peers. This often makes them feel very different when it comes to age-based school expectations. This is also why boxed, or grade-level based, complete curriculums rarely work well for them. Instead, homeschooling parents of gifted children need to get creative… It’s…
I like to have lots of tools in my arsenal to help my kids feel better when they’re unwell, so I’m looking forward to sharing some of my favorite fever-fighting tips in this article, sponsored by #CollectiveBias and its advertiser. All of the thoughts and opinions are mine. #FightFever First though, remember that not all…
My family of six loves to hit the road and find adventure, and so bringing you this post, compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and Walmart Family Mobile is a treat for me. I love sharing #Tips4Trips with large families like ours, and enjoy working with #CollectiveBias. All opinions and thoughts are mine alone – like…
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