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It's time for your child's crash course in Social Studies - not the school subject...the real thing. Unfortunately, you can't hand over a stack of flashcards with the ABC's of friendship or how to deal with school bullying. But just as you encouraged your child as she learned to read, you can cheer her on from the sidelines of middle childhood.
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Summer Home Learning Recipes for Parents and Children Grades K-3
"Parents and families are the first and most important teachers. If families teach a love of learning, it can make all...
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3rd Grade Social Studies: What Happens
In third grade, social studies moves from the back seat, to a more visible part of the school week. What will your child...
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Mastering Second Grade Math
Most second graders aren't begging their parents to let them do more math work at home. However, it's very important...
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Just Picked: Garden Inspired Books and Activities
From bugs to broccoli, the following garden-inspired books and toys offer something for children of all...
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Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics - Activities
During summer vacations, on rainy days, while waiting at the doctor's office or on a stroll through the neighborhood,...
Source: U.S. Department of Education
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