Category: Parent Resources

Here you’ll find resources for parents and children.

Best Books for 7-Year-Olds in 2024 – Top Reading Recommendations

What are the best books for 7-year-olds in 2024? New books? Classic Books? I’ve curated the perfect list for you. The Best Books for 7-year-olds: Engaging Young Readers Engaging 7-year-olds in reading is essential for their overall development and literacy skills. Introducing them to captivating books tailored to their age not only fosters a love
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Understanding Staff-to-Child Ratios in Preschools and Daycares: Why It’s Crucial for Parents (2024)

This is a simple reference guide of staff-to-child ratios by state. Knowing Your Staff-to-Child Ratios As parents, one of the most significant decisions you’ll make is choosing the right preschool or daycare for your child. This choice not only impacts your child’s daily life but also plays a pivotal role in their early development. Among
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Full Integration of Special Education

Reducing Barriers: Full Integration of Special Education

What is the least restrictive environment for students with special needs? How do we provide full integration for students? Can provide an equitable education for all students? Let’s discuss. Introduction: Why This is Personal I am an English teacher by trade. I love reading and I love the smell of books (especially old books). But
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Cultivate an affection for books with your child.

5 Ways Fathers Can Cultivate a Lasting Affection for Books

Father’s can help cultivate a lasting affection for books in their children. Here are 5 ways to make reading an important part of your relationship with your children. An Affection for Books In an age characterized by relentless digital distractions, encouraging an authentic affection for books in children has never been more imperative. This article,
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Literacy and High School Dropout Rates

Literacy and High School Dropout Rates: 9 Ways to Keep Kids in School

Did you know there is a link between literacy and high school dropout rates? Let’s explore this link and ways you can prevent dropping out with reading. Introduction: Literacy and High School Dropout Rates I think about reading a lot, and in a world where technology dominates our lives, the importance of promoting reading cannot
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Benefits of the Montessori Approach

The Enduring Montessori Approach: Fostering Independence and Lifelong Learning

Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, the Montessori approach emphasizes the importance of fostering independence, self-discipline, and a love for learning in young children. Introduction: What is Montessori? The Montessori approach to early childhood education has gained significant recognition and popularity in recent years. Montessori is a pedagogy invented by Maria Montessori. Maria Montessori believed that
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Unlocking the benefits of the Reggio Emilia Method

Unlocking the 7+ Benefits of the Reggio Emilia Method

Today, we will take a deep dive into the Reggio Emilia Method. The Reggio Emilia educational approach is a unique method that focuses on the holistic development of young children’s ideas. What is the Reggio Emilia Method? The Reggio Emilia educational approach is a unique method that focuses on the holistic development of young children.
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Is manga literature?

Is Manga Literature? The Fascinating World of Students Who Read Manga

Is Manga Literature? In this deep dive into the world of manga, we will explore the origins of this art form, delve into its immense popularity, and uncover the secrets behind its enduring appeal. Is Manga Literature? What Do You Know About Manga? As more and more young people are finding joy in reading manga,
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Children's Books by Authors of Color

You Should Read These 7 Children’s Books by Authors of Color

These children’s books by authors of color are specifically for children 5 and under. We can teach children about empathy when they’re young. Children’s Books by Authors of Color I teach in South Los Angeles. My students live in a world where everyone looks like them, but for a long time school’s didn’t didn’t teach
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