With a hundred and one responsibilities lined up in no particular order, how can you be certain your elementary-aged child understood what he or she read during their required 20 minutes of homework reading?
Back To School: Part 3 – The First Chapter
Elaine Meyers
The first few weeks back at school are a lot like the first chapter of the school year. Getting off to a strong start and keeping your kids interested is pivotal. Believe it or not, your kids are ready for the start of the school year. The first day of school, you’ll likely hear things like:
Back To School – Part 2. Preparation: It’s Not Too Late
Elaine Meyers
The countdown is on! School is getting closer. This week our suggestions are for parents who are looking for simple steps on how to get their kids ready for the new school year. Parents may be worried that they haven’t done enough yet to prepare their kids for the start of the school year. But don’t worry, it’s not too late to get your little ones in back to school shape (and it’s certainly better late than never).
Back To School Mini Series Part 1: Summer Brain Drain
Elaine Meyers
This week, in part 1 “Summer Brain Drain,” we’ll make suggestions so that you can begin to engage the kids in “educational” type activities without them even knowing it. The following two parts will address strategies to make getting the kids back to school stress-free.
Series (Part 3 of 3): How To Keep Kids Reading Over The Summer
Elaine Meyers
This is the last in a three part series about at summer reading programs for kids. In this part we’ll explain how to: Get Involved and Ask Questions
Series (Part 2 of 3): How To Keep Children Reading Over the Summer
Elaine Meyers
This is the second in a three part series about a summer reading program for kids. Part 1 explained how to “Create a Positive At-Home Reading Environment. Today we’ll explain how to: Select the Right Books and Reading Material
