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Stress Free Summer Schedules
Whether your child is five or fifteen, he needs to keep busy during the summer months. While it sounds tempting to take a break from the busy school-year schedule, you don't want to find yourself with a bored child or one that sits in front of the television until school starts again.
Source: Education.com
Raising a Summer Reader
When the lazy days of summer arrive and the schedule is packed with swimming, camp, and family vacations, it can be a challenge to find time for learning. But kids' reading skills don't have to grow cold once school's out. Here are some ways to make reading a natural part of their summer fun: ...
Source: The Nemours Foundation
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First Grade Summer Reading
Summer reading is a great way to get your child interested in books, on his or her own terms. For the best books for...
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Your Guide to Summer Reading
School is winding to a close, and kids are already getting a whiff of freedom. It's time to start thinking about ways to...
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Communicating with Your Child's Teacher: Spring to it!
Spring is on its way, and so are your child’s progress reports. Final projects, end-of-the-year exams, and graduation...
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Great Ideas for Surviving Summer Vacation
Summer is the best and worst time of the year. There are hours of time to fill with activities, time to explore...
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10 Tips for Summer Writing
Developing good writing skills takes practice, but it can be fun. Here are some ideas to not only inspire your kids to...
Source: Education.com
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