Southeast Elementary School - Enrichment Family Resource Page

Southeast Enrichment Family Resource Page

All websites have been reviewed but it is nearly impossible to check all links off of each page and linked page. Mansfield Schools are not responsible for, nor are they endorsing, any website on this page. It is our hope that families will explore these sites together. For questions regarding these sites, please contact Susan Irvine, enrichment teacher.

Visit Mrs. Irvine's wiki page to see what has been happening in some of the enrichment classes.

2009 Southeast Litarature Magazine--The Future & Inventions

Educating Children with Special Talents: Mansfield Schools Enrichment Program Handbook

Current Links

The Connecticut Association for the Gifted has many resources for parents including A Parent Handbook called A Parent's Guide to Gifted Education as well as Twenty Tips for Nurturing Gifted Children and check out this list of ideas for Summer Enrichment.

The Davidson Institute for Talent Development published Tips for Parents: Gift Ideas for Eager Young Minds

News and Views
Created at UConn's National Research Center on Gifted Education and Talent Development, News and Views features recent education research, grant and contest information for parents & students, on-line resources, book reviews, guest columns and more.

Join the Schoolwide Enrichment Team! Click to see the SET Meeting dates

Local Enrichment Opportunities

Connecticut Writing Project is looking for student writers. Submit your work here!
Minds in Motion are enrichment classes offered through the CT Association for the Gifted
The Connecticut Archeological Center hosts a variety of family-friendly archeological programs.
Talcott Mountain Science Center is a great place to explore science for children from primary age to high school.
The Community School of the Arts at UConn has many classes for students in fine arts, music as well as concerts and art shows.

September 2009 Newsletter

2008 Southeast Eagle Literature Magazine

Connecticut State Department of Education--Gifted and Talented FAQs

	Neag Center for Gifted Education and Talent Development A research center, located at the University of Connecticut, that provides materials and resources in the area of gifted education.
	Renzulli Learning A comprehensive resource (books, projects, websites) for students, parents and teachers linked to students’ learning styles, interests and ability levels. Note: membership is needed for this site.
	Connecticut Association for the Gifted An CT organization that supports families and educates about gifted education. They provide opportunities for students through their Minds in Motion and Minds on Location Programs.
	Hoagies Gifted Education Page A resource for parents, teachers and students with information on giftedness, links, activities.
	National Association for Gifted Children A national resource for parents and teachers of gifted children. The site has many resources, networks for specific needs, publications and research as well as advocacy information. Davidson Institute for Talent Development National non profit to support gifted students. The site includes a data base of gifted resources Gifted Child Society Includes pages for parents, children and teachers @nrich math games and activities TAGFAM
	PBS Parents Guide to Creativity

Page Author - Susan Irvine, enrichment teacher

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