Cooking together and bringing everyone to the table makes family time special. It is also a delicious way to use skills such as reading, math, and science with recipes that include measuring, pouring, counting, and temperature.

Explore top 5th-grade reads that boost literacy and spark imagination. From 'The Giver' to 'Fish in a Tree', these books inspire young minds. Dive in for a blend of creativity and learning.

Learn how cultivating gratitude in kids can boost happiness, resilience, and relationships. Find practical tips to engage your children in gratitude practices. Read more!

Boost your child's creativity with art, diverse music, interactive play, and curiosity. Enhance their imagination, confidence, and emotional growth both inside and outside the classroom.

Navigate school communication with our essential tips for effective communication, from teacher relations to critical protocols, to ensure your involvement promotes your child’s success at school.

Exploring the merits and challenges of a four-day school week, we delve into recent findings from a Rand Corporation survey. Highlighting both advocates' reasons and critics' concerns, it sparks a deeper reflection on traditional vs. alternative school schedules.

One of the best ways to ensure your child becomes an effective communicator is to continually help bolster their vocabulary. Why? Because a strong vocabulary directly correlates to efficiency in reading, writing, and speaking — and research suggests it also impacts how well your kid performs in school.

While summer break helps your kids recharge away from the classroom, it can also be a time for learning loss. Here are five fun ways to keep your kids reading this summer.

Allowing your kids to play online apps naturally comes with worry. Here are eight steps you can take when researching the safety of an educational app for your child.

Many children don’t realize their favorite movies originate from much-loved children’s books. Movies regularly leave out significant parts of an original story to fit into a two-hour timeframe.

Kids book clubs has many benefits for young readers. It provides a structured, fun way to engage with books and can also help build social skills, encourage creativity, and foster a lifelong love of reading.

Game-based learning is not only entertaining; it helps children connect what they are learning to the real world.

Most parents have been there. Whether it’s a child who avoids math or doesn’t want to read, it’s common to experience pushback when our children don’t feel successful.

Children’s literature is long associated with fictional characters, plots, and settings. In recent years the popularity of nonfiction children’s books has risen. See how co-reading with your child can help build their reading skills.

As parents, we understand the importance of giving our little ones the best start in life. One of the most significant ways we can do this is by helping them develop a love for reading, writing, and storytelling.

Children have a variety of needs when it comes to their preferred learning space. While ensuring limited distractions and a low-noise environment might be no-brainers, it’s essential to consider your child’s unique needs when creating a learning environment.

How to balance the energy of being out of school and keeping your kids engaged in reading.

To many, libraries are a fixture in the community. It’s a place full of books and research resources that we often take for granted. But libraries are more than just books.

National Family Literacy Month is celebrated during the month of November and it creates an opportunity for families to learn and read together. It also celebrates all of the ways that literacy programs empower students to be the best readers they can be!

When it comes to learning how to read, every child is different. Some kids pick up the basics quickly and easily, while others might struggle more with decoding words and sounding them out.