My child is curious about practically everything. She asks questions constantly about a wide variety of subjects.

My child loves words. He uses a sophisticated vocabulary and attempts to be precise in his verbiage.

My child sees patterns in numbers. She learned basic mathematical operations early.

My child loves to read. He learned to read without formal training seemingly by osmosis.

My child has a wonderful sense of humor. She loves puns and other types of word play.

My child is highly creative and original. He makes up stories, poems, responds to questions with rhyme, and demonstrates an original and active imagination.

My child sustains her attention for unusual lengths of time when she is really interested in something.

My child seems to pull information out of the air. He repeats information from his reading, documentaries, and conversations he has overheard.

My child needs almost no repetition to learn something new or remember something she finds interesting. She is a walking encyclopedia on some subjects.

My child is highly aware of the feelings of others. He notices how other children feel and can put himself in their positions.

My child sometimes worries about “adult” issues, ranging from pollution and injustice to logistical issues such as how to arrange guests’ sleeping quarters in the house.

My child loves to take things apart and put them together. He closely examines how things work.

My child loves to learn. My child thinks that learning something new is the most fun anyone can have.

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