Life gets so busy, and many of us are guilty of not taking the time to stop and pause. Parents… Continue reading Why You Should Listen to Kids
A common tradition during summers is sitting around a campfire telling scary stories. Generations will tell tales of folklore or… Continue reading Tips to Ease a Child’s Fear of the Dark
Unlike the past two years, more kids will be going to camp this summer. Children may go away and stay… Continue reading Tips for Success at Summer Camp
Parent involvement sets students up for academic and professional success. You should make it a habit to engage with your… Continue reading Asking Kids About Their Day
Instead of feeling a sense of dread, you can take a positive approach to parent-teacher conferences. Believe it or not,… Continue reading A Positive Approach to Parent Teacher Conferences
Young children have opportunities for learning and developing during mealtime. Teachers and homeschooling parents can make lunchtime more valuable for… Continue reading The Value of Mealtime for Preschoolers
According to The National Science Foundation, 32%-40% of parents help their kids with homework three or more days a week.… Continue reading Helping Your Kids with Homework
More than likely, we all know someone we describe as “cold.” Adults who remarkably do not express concern lack empathy.… Continue reading Empathy at an Early Age
National Education week takes place from November 15-19 this year, and one focus includes parent involvement. Project Appleseed runs a… Continue reading Celebrating Parent Involvement in Schools
Instilling a love of reading in children starts with parents. Reading stories has many developmental benefits and strengthens parent/child bonds.… Continue reading Encouraging Young Readers
