Homeschooling gifted and twice-exceptional (gifted with special needs) learners is a wonderful way to allow your child to soar, but it is not all sunshine and roses, as some people believe. Being prepared for what you may encounter is the best way to begin homeschooling your gifted child.
What Homeschooling Gifted Kids Entails Read Post »
Inventors are a mysterious bunch and learning about them can be a great addition to your homeschool lessons. Here are some ideas!
Learning About Inventors Read Post »
Your fitness can impact your ability to parent, homeschool, and live a happy life. Here is why getting in shape should be a top priority.
5 Reasons to Make Fitness a Priority Read Post »
Truth, the internal and heart knowledge of what is right or wrong based on morals rather than feelings, is what ultimately guides our children in their life choices. The Moral Imagination is the key to overcoming feelings that will often justify poor choices. The Moral Imagination builds virtues, traits that are universally acknowledged as good, and clarifies that vices are the opposite and not a matter of degree.
Using Fables and Fairy Tales to Inspire the Moral Imagination in Homeschoolers Read Post »