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by Barbara Reich on May 1st, 2013 | 1 Comment »
The school year is quickly coming to a close and that means it’s time to switch gears into summer mode. While the kids are happy, it means juggling new schedules and routines to ensure everyone in the family is taken care of. Here are a few tips to help ease the stress and make for a happy summer!
8 Tips for transitioning from school to summer
- Take a break from a schedule. Allow your children to spend a few days
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by Sara DeNike on April 19th, 2013 | No Comments »
Learning your letters is something every child must go through. I have a preschooler who is currently learning his letters and letter sounds. Having good fundamentals in letter sounds will help your child when he is learning to read and sounding out the words. We want our boys and girls…
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by Rachel Lewis on April 14th, 2013 | No Comments »
Do you find it difficult to keep your kids interested in school with summer just around the corner? Warm weather can definitely make kids antsy and want to play outside rather than finish homework.
The key is to switch things up! Kids love to be entertained, so scheduling different activities…
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by Cambria VandeMerwe on April 10th, 2013 | No Comments »
As spring approaches and snow clouds disappear, the blue skies pop out and so do the light breezes that pull you outdoors. There is so much we can learn …with our children by looking at the sky. Take some time as the weather gets warmer to look up and see
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by Jyl Johnson Pattee on April 5th, 2013 | No Comments »
How many of you have resorted to watching shows like Cupcake Wars or Biggest Loser with your family for lack of good clean family entertainment…?
Not that there is anything wrong with shows about food or losing weight, unless you happen to be watching the Biggest Loser while eating
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by Melissa Northway on March 10th, 2013 | No Comments »
As a work-at-home mom sometimes I need time to get my work finished while my daughter is home. My goal each day is to try to finish my work while she is in school, but sometimes this doesn’t happen. Thankfully, there are many educational programs on TV that teach…
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by Cambria VandeMerwe on February 28th, 2013 | No Comments »
Is your child having a hard time getting assignments done and focusing on homework? Here are five new tips to help you get your child into good study habits. For more tips, check out this post from Joe Shervell.
5 Study Habits for Kids
Listen to Music…
Try
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by Alicia DiFabio on February 27th, 2013 | No Comments »
When traumatic events occur in our world or our town, our inclination might be to limit communication… with kids and keep them naive and protected from the tragedies and violence that occurs around them. However, it is often difficult to prevent these stories from reaching our children’s ears. Our main
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by Alisha Webb on February 26th, 2013 | No Comments »
How can technology like the internet, tablets, social media, and mobile devices benefit early childhood education…?
The ability to think and use our mental faculties to solve problems, both in the practical sense and morally, is what sets humans apart from the rest of the earth dwellers. The
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by Jocelyn Lieppman on February 21st, 2013 | 1 Comment »
Every student at some point has to tackle the dreaded SAT or ACT exam…. As a private tutor for the SAT, I’ve picked up a lot of tactics and tricks to help students tackle these intimidating tests, and dramatically raise their scores. While some tips are basic test-taking strategies,
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