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For Parents

Practical advice for home, school, and the space in between.

For ParentsMay 22, 20215 min read

Summer Writing for Kids

How to keep your kids writing through the summer without a fight.

For ParentsApril 24, 20216 min read

Grit & Resilience in Children

Grit and resilience are skills kids can learn and develop as they grow, not traits they either have or don't.

For ParentsApril 8, 20213 min read

5 Great Tips for Getting Your Children to Read

In an age of streaming and video games, getting your children to read is no easy feat.

Executive FunctionMarch 4, 20203 min read

How to Manage Homework Stress

For most elementary school kids, especially ones diagnosed with learning and behavioral disorders, homework time can be absolute drudgery. Learn some tips and ideas to help make homework time easier for you and your child.

For ParentsNovember 16, 20192 min read

6 Fall Writing Prompts

Crisp air, cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice everything - you know what season I'm talking about: fall! Fall is such a fun and inviting time of year, it's a great time to get inspired…

ADHDSeptember 12, 20193 min read

How to use Brain Breaks to Boost Learning

Understand what brain breaks are and how to implement them in the classroom or at home to help motivate and refocus students.

For ParentsAugust 30, 20194 min read

10 Fun and Easy Ways to Practice Spelling

Discover fun and easy activities to review spelling words with your child based on their individual learning strategy.

ADHDAugust 9, 20193 min read

Exercise Increases Focus During Learning

Breaking down the science of how physical activity helps kids learn more effectively.

ReadingJuly 11, 20194 min read

Cultivating Lifelong Readers

Tips to promote daily reading habits, and work towards becoming a lifelong reader. Another great way to motivate your reader, is to simply join them! The same time set aside for your younger reading counterpart, should be something that you either match, or exceed.

ReadingMay 3, 20193 min read

Oh the Places You'll Go With DR. Seuss in Your Cargo!

Why Dr. Seuss books are important in the development of reading. With the unique use of vocabulary, creative imagery, and wonderful story telling, children....

For ParentsFebruary 20, 20192 min read

Integrating Arts into the Classroom

Bringing art into the classroom is extremely beneficial when it comes to the enhancement of learning among students. Many times, educators find themselves caught up in other…

For ParentsFebruary 6, 20193 min read

Inspire Teens to Write

When it comes to writing for students, many seem to possess a negative viewpoint and disliking. This turn off towards writing is due to a few different factors. First, writing is…

For ParentsDecember 5, 20182 min read

How Kids Learn Social Skills

How does your kid process social information? A study from the Conduct Problems Prevention Research group may have found the…

For ParentsJuly 3, 20183 min read

Avoid Summer Brain Drain

Whether at home all summer long, enrolled in camps, or on vacation, there are easy ways to help children stay on top of their reading and math skills.

ReadingFebruary 9, 20183 min read

Build Comprehension When Reading with Your Child

Is there a right way to read with your child? Our literacy experts have devised an easy, at home system for building reading comprehension and critical thinkin

For ParentsJanuary 26, 20182 min read

Your Child With Dysgraphia

Why is my child struggling to write in school? Parents often come head to head with their child's teacher when the word "lazy" is brought in.

ReadingJanuary 18, 20182 min read

Great Books for Your 3rd Grader!

Looking to get your 3rd grader into reading? These must-reads are a perfect start.

For ParentsSeptember 18, 20172 min read

What are Fine Motor Skills?

Fine Motor Skills Defined - Fine motor skills refer to one's ability to control the small movements in the hands, face, and other parts of the body.

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