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How do you help a student who has trouble getting their thoughts to paper? These tips will help struggling writers soar!

It’s inevitable…you will have odd times of waiting during the day. We’ve got five fabulous time-fillers that will make your day run seamlessly.

Letters come in two varieties: vowels and consonants. Teaching vowels and consonants in a fun and memorable way is easy! Here’s how!

Not sure how to help students with dyslexia succeed in your classroom or homeschool? Here are some tips for making things equitable.

You’re not alone! No one likes to get tough parent emails, but every teacher receives them! Find out exactly what to do and say when you get a negative parent email.

Learn how to teach fact families to your upper elementary students so that they can grasp the concept and become better mathematicians!

You’re smack in the middle of the elementary grades, but how do you homeschool a third grader? Here’s everything you need to know about homeschooling 3rd grade – from learning objectives to curricula to schedules. 

We’ve got the essentials of what you need to know for homeschooling second graders, from curriculum to a daily schedule. Welcome to homeschooling 2nd grade!

You’ve taught the letter sounds, but how do you teach blending sounds? We’ve got the tips, techniques, and activities to put it together!

Learn when and how to teach months of the year to your little learner! It’s a great way to expand their homeschool preschool knowledge!

The world would be a better, kinder place if we all had a little empathy.  Learn how to teach empathy to your kids at home and in the classroom.

Your kids are ready to move beyond whole numbers and into decimals, but how do you make it fun? Close the workbooks and learn how to teach decimals.

Learning to tie shoes is a mile marker to independence. All your child needs is coordination and clear instructions to get the job done.

When teaching math, you can’t take away subtraction!  Discover how to teach subtraction to kids in a way that will make it stick.

Are you considering homeschooling as a single parent? These tips can help you decide if it’s right for your family and how to make it work!

The busiest people in your home are also the smallest. How do you homeschool toddlers? Check out these fun ideas for homeschooling toddlers!

Do you want to integrate your teaching around a central theme?  Then you want a unit study. Here’s how to create one!

Unschooling does not mean unlearning.  Get the facts on unschooling and see if it is right for your family.

Reading doesn’t have to be a strictly solitary activity. Discuss the big ideas, share experiences, and develop comprehension when you learn how to create a book study.

Encourage reading with a cozy, inviting, and tricked-out reading nook! This kids reading corner will be your child’s new favorite spot.