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What Parents & Educators Need to Know About Smart Kid
What Parents & Educators Need to Know About Smart Kid
LINDA SILVERMAN, Ph.D.: THE UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE OF BEING OUT-OF-SYNC
February 26th at 7pm
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Nova Middle School
2020 22nd Avenue SE
Olympia, WA 98501
360.491.7097
www.novaschool.org
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It's a festival of our favorite mathematics!Seattle's 8th annual Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival is coming! Get tickets now for your the 4th - 10th grader in your life to come play mathematics with us.
When: March 2, 12:30 - 4:30pm
Where: South Ballroom of the Husky Union Building on the University of Washington campus
Who: Students grades 4 - 10.
What: A festival of beautiful mathematical challenges and games, led by committed volunteers and mathematics experts. Designed to allow students to explore mathematics collaboratively, without time pressure, and in a supportive, social environment.
Cost: $10 - 15 per child, sliding scale. Scholarships available on demand.
Adults are invited to attend the Parent Workshop from 1:15 – 2:45. No registration for parents necessary. Read more about the festival here.
Register your child for the festival!
It's a festival of our favorite mathematics!Seattle's 8th annual Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival is coming! Get tickets now for your the 4th - 10th grader in your life to come play mathematics with us.
When: March 2, 12:30 - 4:30pm
Where: South Ballroom of the Husky Union Building on the University of Washington campus
Who: Students grades 4 - 10.
What: A festival of beautiful mathematical challenges and games, led by committed volunteers and mathematics experts. Designed to allow students to explore mathematics collaboratively, without time pressure, and in a supportive, social environment.
Cost: $10 - 15 per child, sliding scale. Scholarships available on demand.
Adults are invited to attend the Parent Workshop from 1:15 – 2:45. No registration for parents necessary. Read more about the festival here.
Register your child for the festival!
SENG Model Parent Groups (SMPGs)
SENG Parent Support Groups bring 10 to 15 interested parents of gifted children together to discuss such topics as communication, motivation, discipline, intensity, perfectionism, and peer relationships. The facilitator of the group is knowledgeable about parenting and about educating gifted children. The parents of the high-ability children are themselves also a rich resource of information, and they are able to get fresh ideas from other parents and from A Parent’s Guide to Gifted Children, the book around which the discussions are organized. For more information, follow the links below:
Woodinville SMPG forming now. Email president@nwgca.org
- General SMPG Information
- Bellevue SMGP
- Everett/Snohomish/Lake Stevens/Marysville SMPGs
- Seattle SMPG
- Spokane SMPG
- Tacoma SMPG
- Washougal SMPG
- Woodinville SMPG (New group starting in September)
Woodinville SMPG forming now. Email president@nwgca.org
- General SMPG Information
- Bellevue SMGP
- Everett/Snohomish/Lake Stevens/Marysville SMPGs
- Seattle SMPG
- Spokane SMPG
- Tacoma SMPG
- Washougal SMPG
- Woodinville SMPG (New group starting in September)
SENGinars
SENG webinars (SENGinars) provide convenient access to many of the top experts in the gifted field discussing issues related to the social and emotional needs of the gifted. The 90-minute webinars are designed expressly for parents, educators and mental health professionals who work with gifted children. You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions at the end of each live webinar. For more information, go to the SENG website.
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Northwest Gifted Child Association, PO Box 2752, Woodinville, WA 98072-2752
We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit - Tax ID: 91-0781776
info@nwgca.org
We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit - Tax ID: 91-0781776
info@nwgca.org
