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Parent Resources

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Raising and educating gifted and talented children can require additional resources and community. The following is a list of resources that have been beneficial to the Handley community. Contact us with additional resources that have benefited your family.

Giftedness

Websites:

https://www.hoagiesgifted.org/

https://migiftedchild.org/

https://www.sengifted.org/

https://tiltparenting.com/

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Books:

Raising Gifted Children:  A Practical Guide for Parents Facing Big Emotions and Big Potential by Catherine Zakoian

A Parent's Guide to Gifted Children by James T. Webb

Differently Wired by Debbie Reber

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Podcasts:

Tilt Parenting hosted by Debbie Reber

Good Inside hosted by Dr. Becky

 

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Twice Exceptional/2E

Websites:

https://www.teca2e.org/

https://www.2enews.com/

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Books:

Emotional Intensity in Gifted Students: Helping Kids Cope with Explosive Feelings by Dr. Christine Fonseca

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Podcasts:

Uniquely Human: The Podcast with Dave and Dr. Barry Prizant

Student Resources

Learning at Home:

Outschool.com (music, coding classes, social gaming classes, etc.)

Mathantics.com (math)

Lexia Core 5 (reading)

Readtheory.org (comprehension)

xtramath.org (math facts)

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Podcasts:

Brains On

Million Bazillion

Forever Ago

Moment of Um

Wow in the World

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Books on Worry & Negativity:

Outsmarting Worry: An older kids guide to managing anxiety by Dawn Huebner, PhD

What to Do When You Worry Too Much by Dawn Huebner, PhD 

What to Do When You Grumble Too Much by Dawn Huebner, PhD

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Books on Perfectionism:

What to Do When Good Isn't Good Enough: The Real Deal on Perfectionism by Thomas S. Greenspon, Ph.D.

Nobody's Perfect: A Story for Children About Perfectionism by Ellen Flanagan

What to Do When Mistakes Make You Quake: A Kid's Guide to Accepting Imperfection by Claire. A. Freeland PhD

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Books on Managing Emotions:

The Sibling Survival Guide by Dawn Huebner, PhD

What to Do When Your Temper Flares by Dawn Huebner PhD

Not Fair: A Kid's Guide to Handling Envy and Jealousy by Jacqueline B. Toner, PhD

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