Why playing "school" is good for kids
Looking for a fun way to boost your child's learning? Play school!
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Worksheets and activities to keep kids busy (and sharp) over winter break: grades K-1
Looking for ways to keep your little one happily engaged in learning activities while school's out? Look no further: these funtivities help build reading, writing, and math skills.
Top summer learning activities for young elementary schoolers
Keep your first-, second-, or third-grader sharp this summer with fun brain boosters.
Nonfiction for fun and learning, too
Want to get your kid hooked on learning? Start on nonfiction books early!
Get Moving
How You Can Help at Home: Skipping is more than child's play. It's crucial for development. Here's how parents can help.
Play ball
How you can help at home: Practicing catching, bouncing, and kicking skills helps to build coordination and readiness for future sports teams.
A fragrant lesson
Help first- and second-graders celebrate the holidays (and learn about the spice wars!) with delicious-smelling decorations.
Make Your Own Wrapping Paper
How you can help at home: Try printmaking to make your own wrapping paper!
Power Reading Talk
How you can help at home: Ask your child lots of questions to build his understanding of what he is reading.
Six ways to encourage young writers
Follow these suggestions to encourage your child's budding writing skills.
