> They interacted a LOT more in 1-on-1 conversations with adults than most kids do. That's not really a surprising result, is it? Most kids spend all day at sc

> They interacted a LOT more in 1-on-1 conversations with adults than most kids do. That's not really a surprising result, is it? Most kids spend all day at school being told not to talk unless called on; plenty even spend most of their day at home like that (at least with the adults in their lives, parents "I'm too busy" and such)... > Scouts, karate, MTG clubs are some ideas Yeah, there were definitely a lot of kids in cub and boy scouts who were home schooled when I was growing up. For the religious folks, church and church events had an outsize proportion of homeschool kids as well (I suspect cause and effect goes both ways there). It's likely the homeschool community in your area also coordinates social events (even if it's just going to a park).