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[quote=Anonymous]My son is very advanced in reading and writing and vocabulary (always scores highest possible percentage in those areas on standardized tests and highest grades in school) and teachers are always commenting on his everyday use of "big words" and the very advanced insights that he gives in class in areas like social studies and language arts. He can do high school analysis on these subjects and has a very strong grasp on the context of the material. His math and science are pretty grade level satisfactory for a fifth grader. I want to supplement or encourage his thinking in the areas he has strength in. I feel like it is much easier to find outside courses that stretch a child in math, it is much harder to find the equivalent in, for instance, English and History. I give him all the books I think are age appropriate but it is not enough. I want to outsource this. Do you have any suggestions? It would be an even bigger bonus if he can find equal peers to relate to. And yes, because this is DCUM and I know it will come up, every child here seems to be gifted so he isn't unique. All I know is I can't get answers from his school because he seems to be a rarity there and they aren't differentiating for him outside of giving him more advanced books to read. I am hoping it will be easy to find answers from those here in the same situation. Thank you. [/quote]
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