Between the ages of about 10 and 13, kids will need to start interacting with family (and sometimes friends) remotely through technology. Whether you want your child to be able to contact you while they walk home from school or to coordinate extracurricular activities, it’s important that they have a safe and easily monitorable way to …
Trying to encourage your kid to do their math homework is often like trying to force toothpaste back into its tube. If your kid isn’t blessed with enthusiasm when it comes to sums and numbers, then they might grow to absolutely hate the subject.And every parent is tired of dealing with a screaming child who …
Taking a Closer Look at 5 Amazing Educational Apps for Aiding a Toddler’s DevelopmentToo much screen time is an objectively bad thing, no matter your age, but sometimes you’ll come across an app that’s so fun and educational that the benefits of introducing it to your toddler far outweigh the negatives.Educational apps for kids have …
Learning to read is one of the most crucial and formative experiences for young children, so it’s no surprise that there’s a vast selection of reading apps on the market for kids. However, because reading is such a fundamental life skill, it’s important to weigh up your options before you make a choice for your child. …
As a parent, it can be hard to know how your child is getting on at school and what help or support they might need with their learning. As technology becomes more integrated into education, it can be harder to help children with their homework and reading. When your kids aren’t in school they are probably …
Giving your kids the best possible start before preschool is so important.True education begins well before academic school. Kids can learn a whole language by the time they hit the age of 3. When they start school, they at least need to be able to communicate clearly. But some schools will often expect them to …
Notorious for being detrimental to the disorganised person – if used correctly, flashcards can really improve your progress with your school work, whether it’s studying for that big test or just brushing up on general knowledge of a particular subject.However, having mountains of flashcards piled up is not the most organised or practical thing ever… …
Picture this: You’re having to catch up with work from home, but your kids are driving you nuts. You’ve tried everything to distract them from the lack of attention from you – you’ve tried turning on the TV, you’ve tried getting them to read a book, you’ve tried encouraging them to play a board game. …
Being a parent in this day and age feels a lot more difficult than it used to be, nowadays, you’ve got your children whining at you to play games on your phone, or if you’ve given in, maybe your child already has their own tablet or phone for them to play games on.You can begin …
5th Grade is an important time in any student’s school career. Not only do you have all the responsibilities and pressures that come with being the oldest kid in elementary school, but you also have the daunting transition into middle school ahead, and the workload and complexity level of your learning reflects this. Add to this …
