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Welcome to Unrewarded Geniuses, a blog that explores educational enrichment in early childhood! You may have come across the phrase “unrewarded…

babies, early childhood education, genius, Hyperlexia, meaningful, preschoolers, Special needs, toddlers, welcome

Gifted Testing for Preschoolers

“I’m sure you know by now…your son is complicated.” Complicated. A few weeks ago, we took our four year old…

gifted preschooler, gifted testing, gifted testing and preschooler, giftedness, hyperlexia and giftedness

Making Progress with Hyperlexia Type III

“I just kicked his butt!!!” my son exclaimed as he plays his favorite racing game. My husband and I exchange…

Hyperlexia, hyperlexia type III, progress, social skills

Glittery Marshmallow Snowflakes

We were looking for something snowflake-esque today, since we have been stuck inside for daaaays and have been talking a…

fine motor practice, marshmallow craft, preschool craft, winter craft

Teaching Toddlers their ABC’s Series: Part 4

This post is part of a five part series on teaching toddlers the alphabet. This is Part 4. Part 5…

alphabet learning, learning through technology, technology, toddler

Mismatched Behaviors: Is Your Child’s Behavior Different at School than at Home?

‘Tis the season… For parent teacher conferences!  We are at that time of year again, where parents get the opportunity…

behavior problems, honeymooning behavior, parent teacher conferences, preschool behavior, school behavior

Teaching Toddlers the Alphabet: Part 5

This post is a part of a five part series on teaching toddlers the alphabet. This is Part 5.  Hearing…

Ten Wild Turkeys: A Thanksgiving Skip Counting Rhyme

Did you know that wild turkeys sleep in trees? They just fly on up and go to sleep as a…

felt board, math and literacy, preschool, skip counting, Thanksgiving rhyme, toddler, turkey rhyme

Assessing Your Child’s Social Emotional Skills…at Home!

The social emotional realm is comprised of self and social awareness. Social emotional skills are those that children need to…

assessment, at home assessment, Autism, behavior issues, preschool, social emotional skills

Now is the Time to Teach Your Preschooler How to Dial Important Phone Numbers

A few months ago we were in the car traveling out of state. My preschooler is in the backseat playing…

emergency, learning phone numbers, preschooler, preschoolers and phone numbers, preschoolers phone

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Recent Posts

  • Gifted Testing for Preschoolers April 5, 2018
  • Making Progress with Hyperlexia Type III January 23, 2018
  • Glittery Marshmallow Snowflakes January 3, 2018
  • Teaching Toddlers their ABC’s Series: Part 4 January 3, 2018
  • Mismatched Behaviors: Is Your Child’s Behavior Different at School than at Home? November 28, 2017
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