Simple Routines to Build Executive Functioning in Kids
You help kids be successful in life! Build executive functioning skills with these simple routines and activities.
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Games That Boost Executive Functioning
These board games, card games, and active games will boost executive functioning skills, mixing fun with targeted learning!
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Helping Kids Break Down Big Assignments (Without the Tears)
Projects are highlights of the year, but students can feel overwhelmed by them. Here are fun ways to break down big assignments.
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Integrating Art & STEAM: How to Teach Science Through Drawing and Design
Turn your STEM lessons into STEAM lessons by adding art. Incorporating creativity and visual appeal enhances the study of math and science.
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Why Phonemic Awareness Still Matters for Older Readers
Phonemic awareness is the foundation for reading. If you have an older reader who struggles, these age-appropriate activities will help.
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Sight Words vs. High-Frequency Words: What’s the Difference & Why It Matters
What is the difference between sight words vs. high-frequency words? Find out what they are, why they matter, and how to teach them.
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Ways to Teach Kids About Current Events
If you have ever wondered how to teach kids about current events, read on for tips and tricks and sprinkle in some engaging activities!
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Tips for Discussing Politics with Kids
Be your child’s first and best social studies teacher. Follow these tips on discussing politics with kids and teens.
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How to Help Kids Who Always Forget What They Were Doing
Do your kids forget what they are doing mid task? Follow these practical strategies to improve working memory at home and in class.
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Culturally Inclusive Homeschool Curriculum: Multicultural Resources & Unit Studies
Broaden the range of your homeschool program with this list of multicultural homeschool curriculum and unit studies.
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Co‑Op Homeschooling 101: Starting or Joining a Cooperative Learning Group
Should you join a homeschool co-op? Should you start your own? Check out the ins and outs of co-ops with this homeschool co-op guide.
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Adapting Math Instruction: Dyscalculia-Friendly Teaching Strategies
Do you need some classroom or homeschool dyscalculia help? These strategies will provide immediate help for students with dyscalculia.
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Tips for Writing a College Application Essay
A college application essay is a unique and all-important essay. Learn how to write an incredible essay with these nine tips.
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The Pros and Cons of Having a “Homeschool Uniform”
Consider the pros and cons of a homeschool uniform, and decide if having particular clothes for school is the right choice for your family.
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How to Teach Zero
Zero may be nothing, but it’s essential to learning math! Discover how to teach zero to kids through these fun and engaging math activities.
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5 Best Law Firms for Education Cases in 2025-2026
Law firms for education related issues specialize in advocating for students’ rights and protecting the rights of staff and teachers. Here are some of the best.
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Beyond the Textbook: Creative Project Ideas to Inspire Young Minds
These 25 creative projects for kids will bring students out of the textbook and into the world of hands-on, immersive learning.
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Secret Sauce of Great Teachers: 10 Strategies to Keep Students Motivated
Do you want a classroom full of students who are eager to learn? The secret to motivating students is to follow these ten proven strategies.
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From Boring to Brilliant: 7 Ways to Make Any Subject More Fun
Making learning fun is simple! From games to gadgets to going outside, these strategies transform your lesson from dull to delightful.
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Advice to New Homeschoolers
This personal advice to new homeschoolers will help you navigate the practical, social, and educational challenges of your first year.
