Play is fun for children, but it can also help reinforce educational concepts and facilitate learning. Through playtime and games, children immerse themselves not just in lessons but in fun, too! Harvard’s Graduate School of Education published a story titled “Playing to Learn” that detailed how play is an important part of learning and … Read more
In kindergarten, children begin to put sounds together as they learn to read simple words and text. As a child moves through grade levels, reading begins to focus on more difficult content and abstract understanding. What parents might not know, however, is that not every child may be ready to read at the same … Read more
Reading struggles can be obvious, but some struggling readers fly under the radar for various reasons. Reading struggles could be difficult to spot, as some children may seem to easily decode certain words; parents may assume that their child is progressing perfectly fine. In actuality, the child could have memorized certain words or may … Read more
Families feeling antsy during the pandemic have been renting recreational vehicles (RVs) and campers as a means to seek out safe adventures in nature. Fox Business reported that the company Outdoorsy, which rents RVs online, was projected to hit $1 billion by the end of second quarter 2021. While RV rentals are booming, families also … Read more
Teachers often give students a ‘brain break’ between lessons to let them have fun, maybe wiggle a bit and, well, just take a little break from academics. Brain breaks can be a fun way to let children decompress and step away from math, reading and all those other subjects. Brain breaks could be beneficial at … Read more
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