Teaching your preschooler to read is a daunting task if you’ve never done it before. Having the right tools and training can make all the difference. This homeschool reading curriculum has made it so easy and fun to teach my children to read.
What do you do when your child feels like a failure? Children experience feelings of failure for a number of reasons, and at affects their potential for success in school in many negative ways. But there is hope! Using the Power of Yet, your child can transform those thoughts of defeat into statements of hope.
Play is one of the most effective ways children can learn and practice new skills. There are so many ways to have fun while developing your child’s fine motor skills.
Want to make school easier for your child? Who wouldn’t! These 5 learning skills are used in ALL of your child’s school subjects. And developing, practicing and mastering them could be a major game changer to your child’s success in school.
Strong and resilient kids can face challenges and respond in healthy ways because they are equipped with the social and emotional skills they need. Developing these 4 social emotional skills will help your child to stand strong and overcome when they face all of the challenges life throws at them. And you, Mama, are the best person to teach them!
These are the early developmental skills your child needs to be ready for school. Practical ideas and examples you can actually use.
So when you think of school success, what does that look like for your child? Developing the skills in these 4 fundamental areas can make all the difference for how your child experiences school success.
Does your child have a good self-esteem? Struggling in school can really take a toll on self-esteem. So here are some ways having a good self-esteem will help your child enjoy more school success.
Making time to connect with your anxious child using these tips and ideas will make all the difference to help them cope better.
It’s time to start fostering independence in your child so you don’t have to constantly look over their shoulder to make sure they are keeping up with their school work. Most parents want their child to be more independent without sacrificing their child’s academic success. Here’s how you can train and prepare them, step-by-step, to take more responsibility for their learning while still holding them accountable.
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