Is your child struggling in school? Do changes need to be made? Perhaps there are learning accommodations or modifications that could be put in place to help your child succeed. As educators and parents, we all share the same goals. We want each child to learn, to...
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5 Tips for Ending The Homework Battle
By Kim Vogelgesang, B.A. Do you find yourself struggling to motivate and help your child do their homework? The dreaded nightly homework battle is something I hear about from parents quite often. But getting your child to do their homework without the struggle...
Halloween Learning Activities
Happy October! Over the next couple of weeks, your child may have Halloween on their mind. I’ve found it can be tricky to keep children engaged in learning when holidays are near, so I’ve put together some themed activities to incorporate several core subjects with...
Dyslexia: More Than Mixing Up Letters
Is dyslexia just mixing up b’s and d’s? Is dyslexia reading or writing a word backward? Though these are often signs of dyslexia, dyslexia is SO MUCH MORE! Do you feel like your child is struggling, but you don’t know why? Is dyslexia something that has crossed your...
5 Tips for (Pre)School Readiness
Are you worried your child isn’t ready for school? After a long summer, you AND your child have to get into the school groove. Starting Preschool or Kindergarten for the first time should be a fun and new adventure! Today we are going to talk about a few things you...
Avoid the Summer Bummer: Spicing Up Your Child’s Summer with Educational Games
By: Elizabeth Drewelow, M. Ed. As I was driving home from work the other day, I tuned into a local radio station. The show host just happened to be talking about her kids’ experience at home for the summer. Exasperated, yet with a joking tone, she said, “Well, my...





