Reading tips for every grade
Expert tricks to improve your Kindergartner through 5th grader’s reading.
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Math tips for every grade
Too many kids get math-phobic as they get older. Here's how to keep your child passionate about math from kindergarten through high school.
Activities for Readers, Grades 2-5
Talking, playing and even cooking with your child can help reinforce the reading skills learned in school. Here's how.
Our book lists for kids, grades K-5
Browse by grade level to find great books for your child recommended by our panel of children's book experts.
Bright ideas from our readers: Getting ready for a new grade
From workbooks to school supplies to finding the right teacher, our readers share their ideas for helping kids start the new school year off right.
Dolch sight words: preK-3rd grade nouns
Young readers who learn sight words advance in confidence and fluency. Here are the 95 sight word nouns that accompany the preK to 3rd grade sight words your child should learn.
My Child Doesn't Care About Her Grades
My daughter has no motivation to do well in school. She loves going to school and loves math and science. But when it comes to getting good grades or even completing homework, she couldn't care less.
Whenever I try to help her with her homework...
Learning apps to stop summer slide: grades K to 2
Yes, kids should be out playing. But when you're waiting in line at the grocery store and your child's begging for your smartphone, try one of these apps to keep your child's brain sizzling.
12 best children's books series for grades 1 to 3
A great series can turn a reluctant reader into a life-long book lover. Here are our top picks to transform your young elementary schooler into a bookworm.
Worksheets and activities to keep kids busy (and sharp) over winter break: grades 2-3
Want to keep your child's brain actively engaged while school's out? These reading, math, science, and art activities are the perfect combo of fun and learning.
