Use these ten tips from seasoned teachers to help your child (of any age) have a successful school year.

This list of guidelines can be applied to any age, but they’re especially important for younger kids. Set yourself (and your kiddos) up for a successful school day using these tips.

These tips for teaching kids at home (whether for homeschool or online school) provides a gentle approach which sets up an atmosphere for enjoyable learning.

Have you been seriously thinking about teaching preschool at home, but are worried you don't have what it takes? I'm here to encourage you and tell you...Yes, you can teach preschool at home! You only need a few things to make it happen.

As a form of encouragement to other parents and caregivers, these other moms and I want to share our reasons for teaching preschool at home as well as include some free resources to get you started.

You don't have to be a trained teacher to help your child learn the basics that will set him/her up for success in kindergarten. There are many free resources available to help you on this journey.

Check out the following links to see a variety of ways that parents (and amazing bloggers) are making preschool at home work for them and their children. 

This is the homeschool preschool routine we have found successful for us. We don't follow a rigid time structure (schedule), we just go with the flow, but each morning that we do preschool follows a similar pattern (routine).

Reading to your children (or any children you care for) is one of the best ways to have a positive impact on their future. If you're interested to know more about why you should be doing read aloud with your kids, you can read about the Benefits of Reading to Children. you can do a few things to help your child get more out of your story time together.

I’ve had many conversations over the years with parents who are struggling with getting their kids to enjoy books. In this post, I want to focus on ways parents can help their children discover the joy of reading.

As a parent or caregiver, you probably know that reading to your kids is good for them. But do you realize just how many underlying benefits there are to doing read aloud with your kids? Here are just some of the reasons you should be reading with your kids consistently.