by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Aug 6, 2026 | Content, Core Skills
Adjectives have enormous power for kids. Whether it’s a two-year-old learning what “small” means, a four-year-old sorting the world into things that are “interesting” or not, or a five-year-old discovering what it means to be “clever,” using adjectives opens a kid’s...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Aug 1, 2026 | Content, Core Skills
When your child can read, they can explore new worlds and learn about anything they want to study. As their first teacher, you play an important role in their early literacy development. One way to support them is by introducing sight words for kindergarten. In this...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Jul 26, 2026 | Confidence
Reading is a vital skill for kids to develop. It builds cognitive stamina, develops empathy and self-awareness, and improves mental health. But unless reading is fun for your child, they may resist it. So, how do you help your child find joy in picking up a book and...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Jul 22, 2026 | Things to Do
It’s hard to wait. You’re eager for the thing that’s coming, but it’s not here yet. So you think about it. You might feel like you’re sitting around doing nothing. But sitting and waiting, having patience, isn’t nothing. It’s a very specific skill that can be tricky...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Jul 18, 2026 | Core Skills
Homeschooling is one of many educational options available to families today. Some parents choose homeschooling because they want greater flexibility, a more personalized approach to learning, or an education that aligns with their family’s faith, values, or...
