Edible scavenger hunt
Give your third-, fourth-, or fifth-grader healthy detective work with this nutritious game.
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Help! My child has been reaped
Millions of children are already possessed by The Hunger Games trilogy, now the first movie is on its way. Has children’s media become too addictive - and too violent?
Nine steps to a smart start
With a little planning, you can make going back to school simple and stress-free.
Do you need a parent coach?
Go, Mom, go! Could a parent coach turn you into the parent you always hoped to be?
My Son Struggles in Class But Works Well at Home
I am very confused because my son works differently at school than when he is at home. The work his teachers say he struggles with in school is work he breezes through at home without a problem. The problem is mainly in math. I went...
My Son Is Smart, Slow and Stubborn
My son is pretty smart and was just accepted into his school's "gifted and talented" program. The problem is he does everything slowly including copying a simple assignment, taking a bath and eating.
He also gets extremely distracted. For example, when he is...
The power of play
As children slog though grueling schedules of enrichment and academics, researchers have found a connection between brain development and the very thing kids are getting less of.
Screen-free week
Are your kids spending too much time sitting glassy-eyed in front of a screen? Are you? Here's how to turn it off.
Charting a course to college
Getting kids ready for college means starting early and following a plan.
Helping your child respect the teacher
The right way to talk to the teacher about a problem.
