What I’m Searching For Lately, I’ve found myself circling one question over and over again: What is the purpose of a strength-based learning space for a twice-exceptional child? I don’t believe strengths and weaknesses live in silos. Real learning is integrated. Skills interact. Growth is complex. I agree with all of that. But I’m coming to understand that for some children, especially those who are twice-exceptional, the issue isn’t whether strengths and weaknesses coexist.

As we welcome 2024, our bookshelf is filled with exciting reads that promise to take us on a journey filled with discovery, learning, and ad

From haunted houses to eerie realms, these stories promise to captivate young readers and transport them to magical worlds.

Unleash creativity with paper Stop Motion! Our students at Young Edisons crafted amazing projects using paper and Stop Motion Studio

Check out our kid's book list, filled with fantastic reads that will ignite your child's imagination & foster a love for reading.

The egg drop experiment can be a fun and educational activity for kids, teaching them about science, engineering, and problem-solving.

There’s so much to read about in the spring! Bees, bugs, flowers, and weather are the perfect themes for great seasonal reads.

The woods came alive with lots of building, resource "procurement," and fantastic dramatic play.

This workshop covered the basic introduction of 3D Modeling within a free 3D design software, Autodesk Tinkercad.

Production Club