Can Word Games Increase Your Child’s Vocabulary?
Word games can be a valuable tool for parents and caregivers to support their child’s language development and provide a solid foundation for their child’s future participation in literacy activities.
Storytelling Tips for Educators: How to Capture Your Student’s Attention
Keeping students engaged throughout a lesson can be tricky. With a few storytelling tips and techniques, you can make each of your classes an enjoyable learning experience for everyone involved.
5 Tips for Improving the Quality of Early Care and Education
With quality early care and education programs, children are less likely to require special education or commit juvenile crimes and are highly likely to graduate from high school.
8 Effective Ways to Motivate Your Child to Read
Do you want to motivate your child to read more? Check out 8 effective ways to motivate your child to read and help them become a natural reader.
Teaching Children with Images: The Power of Pictures in Learning
Studies have found most of the information we absorb is visual, we process images 60,000 times faster than text, and images are much easier to remember.
Fun and Educational Road Trip Activities
It’s summer! Now is the time to prepare an entertaining car ride for the kids with this collection of road trip games and activities.
How to Choose Books at Your Child’s Reading Level
7 tips for choosing just-right books at your child’s reading level to help them become a great reader sooner than they thought possible.
Top 6 Tools Motivating Young Children to Learn
Getting children enthusiastic about schoolwork can be tricky, especially if they have difficulty concentrating in class. We’ve curated the top 6 tools motivating young children to learn.
Optimal Ergonomics While Reading, Writing, & Sitting
As a parent, how can you ensure that your child’s home learning environment has optimal ergonomics to prevent health problems?
How to Help Kids Struggling with Reading Comprehension
The most common reason children struggle with reading is they do not comprehend what they read. Here are ways to help with reading comprehension.