Loading... Loading...Pursuing a fit, active lifestyle as a family shows your child that you value exercise and fitness as well as learning new things.
This Week’s Top StoriesVolunteering Opportunities for KidsMany students today volunteer in order to meet their school’s required community service hours. For students not old enough for a paid job, volunteering is a way to explore a field of interest. Spotlight on: Building Reading Skills
Teach Your Child To Love ReadingThese tips from teachers will help your early elementary school child read better and enjoy reading more. Poetry Boosts Reading SkillsThe rhyming and imagery of poems can help kids learn language fundamentals. From the SchoolFamily Blog
Should Your Child's School Have the Right to See Her Facebook Page?
Pam Broviak of Illinois made headlines recently when she blogged about how officials at her daughter’s school forced the middle-schooler to show...
What Do Standardized Test Scores, and Percentiles, Mean?
Often when schools do standardized testing, they report the scores in percentiles. Percentiles are not the same thing as percentages (percents), even though... Recent Articles
Handwritten Thank-You Notes Offer Many Ways to LearnParents can add humor—and math and history learning—to this task, which is one that most children initially resist. |
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