Elementary school once focused on the three basic areas of study – the classic reading, writing, and arithmetic. These days, though, as the real world puts more focus on science, the arts, and the skills involved in thinking critically, the need to improve elementary school students’ exposure to these subjects and skills grows. Below are...Read More
No matter how amazing your child’s teacher, and no matter how many friends he or she has at school, there’s a good chance that your child looks forward to snow days. An unexpected day off school can certainly put a damper on your plans, but with the following tips and tricks, it doesn’t have to....Read More
Believe it or not, preschool teaching methods are not that different from the methods used to teach older kids. They are simply modified to make them more engaging and designed to be on a younger child’s level. Below, you’ll learn about three new methods of learning that you’ll find being used in preschools across the...Read More
If your pre-K kiddo loves dinosaurs, he or she is certainly not alone. You probably already know that you can utilize your child’s love of a certain animal, food, character, or dinosaur to your advantage when it comes to education, too. Here, we’ve created a list of fun, exciting, and affordable activities especially for the...Read More
Technology has vastly improved, and access to the internet is everywhere. Because of this, today’s kids can play just about any game they can imagine online with just a few taps or clicks of a mouse. Though some screen time is not inherently bad, kids need exercise. Here, you’ll learn a few ways to get...Read More
When it comes to keeping your kids interested in education, it can be difficult, to say the least. There are a few different strategies to keep in mind, though. Below, you’ll discover a few different ideas that you may not have considered before along with some tips for implementing them in your household. Reconsider Your...Read More
With each passing year, the importance of early childhood education becomes increasingly evident. Studies have indeed shown that exposure to early learning can help children grow academically later in life – but there should be much more to preschool class-time than reading, writing, and arithmetic. Here are a few things that you should keep in...Read More
Children who develop a love and appreciation of music earlier in life may go on to do better academically according to several unique studies released over the last few years. What’s more, children in pre-K love singing fun songs, and the experience of memorizing the words, and singing them in tune, is an excellent lesson...Read More
As a preschooler, your child already has a leg up when it comes to preparedness. He or she has already experienced spending the day outside of the home with other kids and adults. However, because the academic expectations of elementary school are far greater than those in preschool, now is the time to start teaching...Read More
