How To Create A Child-Friendly Morning Routine For School
Discover our best tips for a successful morning routine for school with your child.
How To Create A Child-Friendly Morning Routine For School
Age 6+
Discover how your 6-year-old is expanding their curiosity, confidence, and creativity—and explore expert advice to help them thrive in school and beyond.
Meditation For Kids: Benefits, Basics, And Expert Tips
Meditation For Kids: Benefits, Basics, And Expert Tips
Here’s what you need to know to help your child experience the benefits of meditation.
12 Engaging Sight Word Games for Kids’ Learning in 2024
12 Engaging Sight Word Games for Kids’ Learning in 2024
Sight words are common words that aren’t easy to sound out or decode (the, said, was); here are some fun games to help your child learn sight words.
Growth Mindset For Kids: How To Help Your Child Embrace Challenges
Growth Mindset For Kids: How To Help Your Child Embrace Challenges
Developing a growth mindset for kids helps unlock a lifelong love of learning.
My Child Believes He Is a Terrible Reader and Refuses Even to Try. What Can I Do?
My Child Believes He Is a Terrible Reader and Refuses Even to Try. What Can I Do?
Q&A with Peggy Kaye, HOMER’s Chief Curriculum Officer Many children feel that unless they read with the fluency of adults, then they are bad readers. Other children see classmates having an easier time learning to read and it makes them insecure. Children...
Back-to-School Tips For Parents
Back-to-School Tips For Parents
Find tips and strategies to emotionally prepare your child to start the school year from our resident Ph.D. – including a handy checklist.
Homework 101
Homework 101
Written by Peggy Kaye, HOMER’s Chief Curriculum Officer Featured in KIDBOX’s The Scribble Newspaper All too often, homework turns peaceful evenings into fighting matches between parents and kids. What can be done to stop the arguments? Here are a few ideas from our...
8 Tips to Keep Kids Loving Reading in a World of Test Prep
8 Tips to Keep Kids Loving Reading in a World of Test Prep
We hope these tipsl help your family keep the spirit of reading alive and well in your home, even as the pressures of standardized testing mount.