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How to Homeschool an Incredibly Social Child
Homeschooling a social child? Flexibility and ingenuity are key. A little social fuel for the extrovert’s fire sure can go a long way. I have no idea how I became a homeschooler. I mean, I know how it...
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100 Resources for Gifted Kids (from the Arts to the Sciences and Everything...
Every gifted child is unique, with individual interests. Here are 100 online resources for gifted kids sure to ignite their dreams and fuel their passions. Would you like an adventure now, or shall we...
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How to Bring Peace to Your Homeschool Morning: Pam Barnhill’s Morning Time Plans
Peaceful mornings can set the tone for a successful homeschool day. Pam Barnhill’s Morning Time Plans have given me a much-needed buffer, and my children some much-needed fun. This post contains...
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Quit Bailing Your Kid Out: the Truth About Helicopter Parenting
When you hover, you may think you’re doing your kids a favor. Reality couldn’t be further from the truth. Her daughter had been sick for most of the semester. She was calling, she said, to see if I...
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Super Cute Valentine Craft – Playdoh Fortune Cookies
Looking for a fun, super cute craft activity for Valentine’s Day? Try these Playdoh Fortune Cookies and let your friends know they are worth a fortune! This post contains affiliate links. Please see my...
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4 Hands-on Writing Activities for Middle School Boys
Middle school boys can struggle with writing. Check out these four hands-on writing activities for middle school boys. I have three children, and my first two are girls. I’d heard all the stories about...
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We Don’t Need to Rethink Giftedness. We Need to Rethink School.
The word “gifted” gets a bad rap as a label, one often perceived to hold back our kids. But it’s not the idea of giftedness that needs our attention. We need to rethink school instead. I first watched...
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Homeschool Electives for Critical Thinking Skills
Critical thinking skills matter, and we need to teach them to our kids. If you’re a homeschool parent looking for critical thinking electives, the Homeschool Buyers Co-op has you covered. This post...
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4 Awesome Children’s Book Authors You’ve Probably Forgotten About
Looking for some new-to-you vintage children’s book authors? Check out these 4 awesome writers you’ve probably forgotten about (or, never heard of in the first place). If you grew up in the 17th...
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Catechism of the Seven Sacraments: Lego Catechesis for Exceptional Catholic Kids
I’m raising gifted and Twice-Exceptional Catholic kids, and I want them to own their faith. The Catechism of the Seven Sacraments is perfect for Catholic families, especially families raising...
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Love Fairy Tales, Steampunk, and Magical Realism? Check These 5 Incredible...
Fairy tales, steampunk, and magical realism are literary genres at the top of our list. We were in heaven when we found these five incredible titles from Candlewick Press – read on to check them out...
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You Really Don’t Need a Writing Curriculum. Here’s What You Need Instead.
Want to teach writing without a curriculum? You’re in luck – it totally can be done. Build critical thinking skills and raise thoughtful, engaged writers when you let go of your writing curriculum....
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Move That Body: Super Fun Theater Games for Kids (Screen-Free Week 2018)
It’s Screen-Free Week 2018, and I’m kicking it off with some super fun theater games for kids, courtesy of my friend Kirby – an actor, dancer, and homeschooling mom of three. Kids are a busy lot. They...
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Make Something Beautiful: Creative Crafting for Kids (Screen-Free Week 2018)
It’s Screen-Free Week 2018, and today I’m sharing how to make something beautiful. Get off those screens and do some creative crafting with your kids! When I was a kid, I loved crafting. It was a fun,...
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Grow Something Good: An Introduction to Gardening with Kids (Screen-Free Week...
Screen-free week 2018 gives us a chance to explore and try new things like gardening! We’ll be growing something good this summer thanks to my friend Rosie and her introduction to gardening with kids....
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Get Outside and Be Active: Fantastic Fitness Ideas for Kids (Screen-Free Week...
It’s Screen-Free Week 2018! Why not get outside and be active with your kiddos with these fantastic fitness ideas for kids! I don’t think it’s a coincidence that Screen-Free Week occurs in the spring....
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Write as a Family: Laid-back Writing Activities for Kids (Screen-Free Week 2018)
Does the thought of picking up a pen or pencil fill your child with dread? Try writing as a family during this year’s screen-free week with these laid-back writing activities for kids. At 12, I was...
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Around the World Through Picture Books: Beautiful Feet’s History Through...
Do your kids love picture books? History? Geography? Are you a homeschool parent searching for the right curriculum or a parent of a poppy looking for enrichment? Well, look no further, because...
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Meet Homey, the Perfect Chore App for Quirky, Creative Kids
Looking for a chore and allowance app to help your quirky, creative kids stay grounded? Look no further than Homey – the perfect chore app for exceptional families. This post was sponsored by Homey....
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Hey Mom – You’re Not a Failure. Here’s How to Stop Feeling Like One
Moms are hardwired to feel like failures. The truth is, we’re all a pretty far cry from that. It’s time to stop feeling like you’re not a good mother. Here’s how to stop seeing yourself as a failure...
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