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In a world dominated by screens and social media, students today face a challenge that goes beyond academics and may be surprising to realize—learning how to communicate effectively.
Teaching kids about government and civics helps them grow into informed, empowered citizens. In our latest blog post, we explore three amazing resources—BrainPOP, Kids Discover, and Oopa's World of Words—that make understanding government fun and age-appropriate for all learners.
As a parent, "Digital Resilience" means helping our kids adapt and thrive in today’s tech-heavy world, where constant screen time and online interactions can be overwhelming. It’s about teaching them to manage these challenges by developing healthy habits, setting boundaries, and responding thoughtfully to the pressures of being constantly connected.
Looking for fun ways to bring the family together while fostering learning? Board games are the perfect blend of entertainment and education, offering endless opportunities for kids (and adults!) to develop skills while having a blast.
Starting kindergarten is an exciting milestone filled with new experiences, emotions, and challenges. To help ease the transition and spark a love for learning, we’ve curated a list of engaging and heartwarming books perfect for young children.
Developmental domains—cognitive, motor, social-emotional, and executive function—are the building blocks of a child’s growth.
As the new school year begins, many children face significant changes, whether they’re moving to a new school, advancing to a new grade, or transitioning from traditional schooling to homeschooling.
STEAM is an educational approach that integrates scientific and mathematical concepts with creative processes to encourage critical thinking, problem solving, and innovation.
Spring has sprung, and with it Earth Day is upon us! This celebration reminds us of the importance of caring for, protecting, and creating a more sustainable and healthy planet.
Executive Functioning Skills (EF skills) are the mental processes that enable us to complete daily life tasks and facilitate the behaviors necessary to plan and meet goals.
Assessment sometimes feels like a scary word in education. Parents can feel uneasy when their child has an assessment coming up, and students may be apprehensive about having their work and knowledge evaluated.
We’ve all been there… it’s 7:15 am and there is a mad dash to get the whole family ready to head out the door for the day. There are lunches to pack, shoes to find, breakfasts to eat (or take on the go!) and more.
After an extended break from homeschooling, it can take a minute to get back into the groove for your homeschool rhythm.
Inclusivity is our favorite "I" word, and this Pride Month, we are all about celebrating diversity and fostering a sense of belonging for every student and their families. 📖
Here are some of our favorite ways to harness these skills at home for kindergarten readiness before the fall.
New Book Favs 💛📖 We’re always on the lookout for those extra special, quality books in the children’s literature space. We’re excited to share some of our new favorite titles!
In line with our holistic philosophies of education, here are different ways you can take care of your mind, body, spirit, and heart leading into your upcoming test.
It’s that time of year to prepare for going back to school! Get ahead of the game and set your child and yourself up for success with a new planner for the school year.
Something that parents might observe during times when the normal routine is disrupted (even for wonderful reasons!) is their child becoming less secure around separation, even if they have fully and successfully separated before…
Check out this list of brain-boosting foods, learn about their nutrients, benefits, and use them as inspiration to find fun new brain-themed recipes!
Learn about the benefits of read alouds for all ages and creative ideas on how to make read alouds even more engaging.