It is probably obvious that I am a huge fan of Terry Deary’s Horrible Histories books. After all, as of the writing of this blog, I teach four different classes and workshops making use of various books from the author’s series. You might be wondering why. After all, Terry Deary is famously not a historian….
Dear Gifted Homeschoolers, You might be in the position I was just a few years ago, when I started to think about college: probably dreaming of Ivy Leagues, sprawling campuses made of brick, castle-sized libraries, and decorating your first dorm room. For the longest time, my plan was exactly that. I swore up and down…
Maybe you are a veteran homeschooler, but now you need ways to fill the time you had planned to spend on field trips to the symphony. Or maybe you always used to look at your homeschool friends and think, “I could never do that!” Either way, we are all finding ourselves in unusual circumstances now…
Here at G3, we get a lot of questions about scheduling and time management while online homeschooling. It makes sense! Many families who come to us are homeschooling for the first time. Others are venturing into the world of online learning for the first time. Most families are trying to help their gifted kids gain…
Parents often wonder where to begin with G3 classes for online middle school. We usually direct parents to our Placement and Progression charts for guidance through our history, literature, grammar, and writing sequences. However, today I thought I’d share something a little different. You see, I’m not just the CEO and Director of Online G3….
Nobody judges you At the start of my school year, I instantly tensed up when someone asked where I went to high school, since I knew my answer was far from what everyone was expecting. But, every time I proceeded to explain that I was homeschooled and went to a community college as my form…
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