Do your kiddos forget what they learned after playing hard all summer long? When I taught, I was always surprised at the slide the students took each summer, and I resolved not to let that happen to the students that were leaving my class. And, since I always recommended that they work on…
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…
Our family loves getting outside as much as we can – no matter the weather. Instilling a love of nature – and the science of our natural world – is perhaps one of the greatest gifts we can give our children. As Rachel Carson says in A Sense of Wonder: Play, incorporating animistic and magical…
My kids are fascinated by the Arctic tundra and the animals found there. They can often be found playing with snowy sensory bins, or acting like the Inuit. One of their favorite toys for imaginary play is the Arctic rescue set that includes dogsledders and animals. And, since we just got our first snow…
I love turkey. We eat it all year long around here, and since it’s an easy meat to work with, I like to experiment with different recipes. This BBQ Cheddar Turkey Flatbread recipe is simple and delicious. Better yet? The kids can totally handle this one, so you can teach your tweens how to…
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