Word games for families
Look for license plates or get rhyming with these summer word games.
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How to look at art with your child
An art historian talks about how to get the most out of museums.
Boosting literacy with labels
Learn how to use signs and labels to help your child practice reading.
Creating fun research projects for kids
Give kids some detective work and watch their brains grow.
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.
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.
