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Reasons For Homeschooling + Gifted Movie Review

Parents have many reasons or factors that lead them to homeschooling whether moral, religious, political, geographical, financial, medical etc. or a combination of these.  One of the many reasons is giftedness. In this blog we'll define giftedness and explore one example of giftedness as presented in the 2017 film, Gifted. What is Giftedness? Giftedness refers to exceptional ability or potential in one or more areas, such as intellectual, creative, artistic, leadership, or academic domains, compared to peers of the same age, experience, or environment. Gifted individuals often demonstrate advanced cognitive abilities, heightened curiosity, rapid learning, and a deep capacity for complex thought and problem-solving. Key characteristics of giftedness may include:   A. Intellectual Giftedness : Advanced reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.   B. Creative Giftedness : Originality, innovation, and unique perspectives in creative pursuits like art, music, or writing. 

24 Books To Learn Shapes!

In this blog you will find 24 books that use engaging stories, colorful illustrations, and interactive elements to help children learn about shapes in a fun and memorable way.



1. "Learning With Llama Llama: Shapes" by Anna Dowdney

2. "Color Zoo" by Lois Ehlert

3. "Round is a Tortilla: A Book of Shapes" by Roseanne Greenfield Thong

4. "Perfect Square" by Michael Hall

5. "Shape by Shape" by Suse MacDonald

6. "City Shapes" by Diana Murray

7. "The Shape of Things" by Dayle Ann Dodds

8. "Circle, Square, Moose" by Kelly Bingham

9. "Shape Shift" by Joyce Hesselberth

10. "Circus Shapes" by Stuart J. Murphy

            


11. "Triangle" by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen

12. "Shapeshifters: A Lift-the-Flap Book" by Lucie Felix

13. "Shapes, Reshape!" by Silvia Borando

14. "A Circle Here, A Square There: My Shapes Book" by David Diehl

15. "Shapes, Shapes, Shapes" by Tana Hoban

16. "The Shape Song Swingalong" by SteveSongs

17. "My Very First Book of Shapes" by Eric Carle

18. "Shaping Up Summer" by Lizann Flatt

19. "The Greedy Triangle" by Marilyn Burns

20. "Baby's First Shapes" by DK

21. "Square" by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen

22. "Circus Shapes" by Rebecca Glaser

23. "Mouse Shapes" by Ellen Stoll Walsh

24. "A Triangle for Adaora: An African Book of Shapes" by Ifeoma Onyefulu

What are some of your (or your child's) favourite books featuring shapes?

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