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Valentine’s Day isn’t just about candy hearts and cards—although that’s certainly one of the most fun parts! It’s also a great chance for kids to celebrate friendship, kindness and having fun together. Here are five easy, feel-good ways kids can show love to their friends inside and outside the classroom: 1. Make Homemade Valentine’s Cards The best card is one…
Cold and flu season is a familiar part of the school year. Every parent knows that during certain months, the bug goes around and gets a lot of kiddos sick. While a seasonal illness may feel unavoidable, consistent healthy habits can make a big difference in helping students stay healthy and focused. Keeping students well both on and off campus…
Stepping into a new year is always exciting, and it often comes with a desire to try new things and explore new opportunities. Instead of viewing the new year as the time for a complete overhaul, think of it as an opportunity to reset and refresh. As a parent, you play a huge role in helping your child start the…
As the year comes to a close and families look ahead to new routines and goals, it’s the perfect time to help children reflect on their growth and take a more active role in their learning. When students learn to take ownership, they develop responsibility, confidence and essential life skills that stretch far beyond the classroom. Accountability isn’t about placing…
As a parent, one of the most important life skills you can help your child develop is emotional intelligence. While academic growth and social skills are often top priorities, a child’s ability to understand and manage their emotions has a profound impact on their relationships, decision-making, confidence and overall well-being. Big emotions are a normal part of childhood. But without…
In early childhood, children are building the foundations of creativity, problem-solving and confidence that will carry them through the next phases in their development. During this important time in their lives, independent play can be extremely beneficial. Encouraging children to explore and engage with their environment on their own plays a vital role in their growth. Here’s a deeper look…
With the holidays around the corner, your child will have plenty of free time over fall and winter break. With no classes, homework or after-school activities, it’s easy to become lost in phones, TVs and computers. Without a plan in place, those extra hours of free time can quickly turn into screen time overload. Here are some ways to help…
At school and at home, children face numerous transitions and challenges. When things around them change, it can feel sudden. Even if they aren’t facing a life transition, children can still feel stress in their day-to-day lives for various reasons. Subtle shifts in their behavior due to stress often go unnoticed by parents. Here’s how you can spot stress in…
With spooky season around the corner, what better way to get into the Halloween spirit than by brewing up some holiday treats with the family? You’re not just making a sweet Halloween treat—you’re also inviting your child into the kitchen and giving them hands-on opportunities to practice their fine motor skills and math skills. Here are some no-bake recipes the…
Motivation isn’t a constant in children’s lives. Just like adults, children can go through phases of feeling motivated and feeling unmotivated. When children lose motivation, it’s often tied to other struggles or factors. Being able to recognize what may be causing your child to lose motivation is the first step in helping them get back on track. Here are a…
