Culinary Creations: Teaching Your Kids To Have Fun In The Kitchen
Cooking is no mere hobby; it’s a necessary life skill! Those who cook for themselves are healthier, happier, and better off financially. Teach your kids the culinary arts from an early age through: Curious Consumption One of the quickest ways to interest your kids in cooking is to connect it
How to Keep It Fun While Teaching Your Kids to Read
Almost every interview to the latest maverick or young business prodigy is likely to include a statement about loving books or knowledge. As parents, it’s hard to ignore how much easier it is for children who actually enjoy reading to excel academically. From consistently better grades to wider vocabularies and
5 Tips to Help Your Child Be More Organized
Academic success relies on many different things, but good organizational skills are at the top of the list. Parents can help their children improve in school and throughout life by teaching them the importance of structure and routine. Consider five ways you can guide your child to enhance organization and
How Parents Can Manage Media With Their Children
Everything is digital theses days, so how much time should your children have in front of a screen? Learning healthy ways to use digital assets is a critical skill to develop. It’s up to parents to provide rules regarding the Internet and other forms of media, so you manage how
How Reading Can Help Your Child Be More Happy and Healthy
Read Smart makes learning to read easy and fun – like it is supposed to be for all of us! As children learn to read, they are also solidifying important brain functions that will allow them to make friends and move more confidently in society. Here are some of the
Study Skills for Middle School Students
There are many ways to help your middle school student get more out of their education, and one of the ways to do that is to teach them proper study skills. Then they can focus on their classes so they have the chance at high grades and a lot of
Finish Your Child’s School Year Strong
If you’ve noticed a decline in engagement as summer approaches and the school year winds to a close, you’re not alone. Staying focused whether the weather is nice and a break is just around the corner is a common challenge for students and often even more challenging for parents. Steps
Helping your Kids Transition back to School after the Holidays
Holidays with your kids can create some of the best memories. It is the break from school they get where their growing brain gets to think about nothing but crafts, playing outside and eating food all day long. We know how easy it is to get out of a routine
What is Your Child’s Learning Style?
Learning is not a one-size-fits-all process. Each child has a unique learning style. They process and understand information in a variety of ways. The following information discusses the general ways that most children learn and various aspects of each learning style. Visual Learners Visual learners process information through reading and
7 Things You Should Communicate to Your Child’s Teacher
Students are most successful in school when their parents and teachers collaborate on their education. You may have known that this includes teaching at home and helping with reading and homework, but did you know one of the most helpful things you can do is simply communicate with your child’s
