It’s my favorite time of the year. August gives me a chance to reflect on what worked and what didn’t, and build a plan suited to my family’s current season. This year we’ll have a 5th grader, K/1st grader, and a preschooler making up our homeschool while the baby wreaks havoc. I always hesitate…
Summer days are so fun — you have the opportunity to build memories outside with your kids {without water} or splash and play outside. While I prefer to spend the majority of my {and the kids’} summer outside, some Ohio days are just too hot and muggy to head out for long. And, we get thunderstorms sometimes…
This site uses affiliate links and sponsored content. Please see my disclosure policy for full details. I’m passionate about gifted children. They are special, challenging, unique, and have special needs. I’m equally passionate about parents of gifted children. They are special, challenged, unique, and live with intense special needs. It’s a tough job…and…
Parenting gifted kids can be a challenge. They have unique needs and differences that sometimes make them a bit, ummm, unpredictable. Throw homeschooling in the mix and you are in for a wild adventure. I wouldn’t have it any other way… Over the past few years, through homeschooling my own gifted kids,…
Welcome back to 10-Days of Electricity and Magnetism, part of the iHomeschool Network Spring Hopscotch. If you’re new here, you might want to read from the beginning as each post builds upon the last to help you pull together a cohesive unit study for your kids. You might also want to take a minute…
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