Learning multiplication facts for primary students can be fast and fun when all the senses are involved. “See It, Say It, Write It” ensures students will be able to easily memorize these facts for life! This quick-paced, energetic system works … Continue reading →

Hands-on activities are the key to making social studies a fun and memorable experience for children. I can still vividly recall building a Pyramid during my Egyptian unit in 7th grade and wearing a toga during the Greek unit later … Continue reading →

With schools closed or only partially open, you may be struggling with providing safe and productive interactions for your child with friends and classmates. One solution is to create a pandemic book club for your child and his or her … Continue reading →

Finding a productive activity to stave off your child’s pandemic-induced boredom just got easier! Make your very own pandemic kids’ book club with your child’s classmates and friends! This is a fun activity that will keep children busy, entertained, and … Continue reading →

Kindergarten is an exciting and challenging grade to teach. As a parent, you are already your child’s first teacher. As you expand your role into an academic one, keep in mind that kindergarten-age children need a lot of guidance and … Continue reading →

The perfect solution for hybrid school-and-home learning When I think about school this fall, I get a mix of emotions, from anger to sadness and anxiety. As a parent and teacher, I worry about my children’s progress in school and … Continue reading →

Curiosity is one of the core elements of learning; its definition is the desire to learn something. Curiosity motivates children to: learn about subjects that interest them ask questions further their understanding of certain topics. Allowing curiosity to guide learning … Continue reading →