I’ve seen a trend in recent years; maybe you have as well. Feel free to share this “Tips for Parents” post with the teachers and parents you work with. Youth sports, music lessons, dance, scouting, church activities, tutoring, clubs… today’s children have more opportunities than ever before. That’s a wonderful thing. But sometimes, in our… More When “Busy” Becomes Too Busy: Helping Children Find Balance
Summer is a wonderful time for families to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy stories together. While school may be out, reading can still remain a meaningful part of everyday life — and it does not have to look like formal lessons or long reading assignments to make a difference. Whether families have eager readers, reluctant… More Family Reading Ideas for the Summer
Parents play an important role in helping children become strong, thoughtful readers — and one of the most valuable things families can do is stay involved in what their children are reading. Monitoring children’s reading does not mean removing every challenge or controlling every choice. Instead, it means staying aware, asking questions, guiding wisely, and… More Why Parents Should Monitor Their Children’s Reading
Here at the start of the school year – whether you are online or in person – I am sure you are concerned about getting your students to read. Here are some tips you can share with your parents to help them help their kids love reading. When parents help their kids to love reading,… More Help Your Parents Help Their Kids LOVE Reading