by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Feb 8, 2026 | Creativity & Curiosity
Young children are STEM experts without even trying! They’re naturally drawn toward designing, building, and problem-solving. They ask questions about the world, experiment with answers, and (definitely!) test assumptions. How can you help nurture those interests and...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Feb 5, 2026 | Core Skills
Learning spelling words isn’t always easy, but spelling word lists can help! With a grade-appropriate list, your child can practice spelling high-frequency words like numbers, common nouns, and verbs, as well as words with prefixes and suffixes. In this article, we’ll...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Feb 1, 2026 | Character
Incorporating kindness quotes for kids into your daily routine is the perfect way to help your child build empathy and social-emotional skills. Kindness isn’t just a personality trait that someone either has or doesn’t have. It’s a core skill that grows with practice...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Jan 27, 2026 | Content, Core Skills
Third grade marks a big transition for lots of young readers. While previous instruction focused on learning to read, this year, your child will now be reading to learn. With this shift, you’ll notice that 3rd grade reading materials are slightly more complex. Expect...
by Dr. Jody Sherman LeVos | Jan 24, 2026 | Curiosity
The phrase “learning styles” refers to kids’ unique learning preferences. For instance, some kids learn by doing and others by reading, writing, or listening. While learning based on a specific style doesn’t necessarily improve outcomes, knowing your child’s learning...
