Should I Let My Child Fail? - At an early age, we read books to our children whose characters fumble, fail, and just can’t seem to get it right. But in the end, those ... - https://t.co/4oT9VW7yfY
A New Way to Think of Gifted - We’ve met with our fair share of students that are very smart. Many are receiving extra instruction and rigor through gifted and t... - https://t.co/O4s3mWTEto
Help With Creative Writing at Home: Revising and Editing - Welcome back to Writing with your Child 101!
At this point, your child has enough information to start writing their rough draft. If... - https://t.co/PWUJlMbxmL
Supporting Creative Writing at Home - Writing…yuck. When my daughter takes the writing STAAR this year, all I can do is hope she applies the same enthusiasm that she... - https://t.co/NjNdQkpogU
Treasures Abound! - Arrrrrrrgh, Matey! A pirate’s life for me! Last night my son and I were reading through High Five magazine. If you aren’t familiar with i... - https://t.co/o7omTZnQlp
Fun Summer Math Activities Part 2 - Looking for some more fun and easy ways to build math into your children's play? Here are a few other ways to practice math on... - https://t.co/ym9FA2MfLW
Fun Summer Math Activities - Using just a few simple items you probably have around the house, you can create fun activities to practice math with kiddos of all... - https://t.co/hYK6k9YcZx
Race to the Finish: Letter Knowledge and Word Parts - Hello, are you ready for another fun summer activity? We call this one, Race to the Finish! You can start this at any age, I’ve used it w... - https://t.co/Hp09d4Q46W
Fun and Easy Ways to Sneak Learning into Summer - Summer is finally in full swing! Kids are knee deep in camps, swimming, and spur of the moment playdates. They also may be in the middle... - https://t.co/FDcj95xutO
Easy Made Summer Reading Activities - It’s officially summertime! Time for pools, splash pads, sprinklers, and all things water related to keep cool. What goes great with re... - https://t.co/pSiDuLYqvd
Teen Talk: The Importance of Knowing Their Differences - Children grow up. It is inevitable and there is nothing we can do to stop it. As parents, we often want to continue protecting our... - https://t.co/Q2DLXWLoBn
Internal Dialogue: Talking Yourself Through Conflicts For A Positive Outcome - On Sunday, I was moving about the house listing off my “to dos” for the week when my daughter asked, “Who are you talking to, Mom?” I did... - https://t.co/bJf24K7cHY
Find upcoming arts and culture events happening in the D-FW Metroplex and greater North Texas. Explore the Art&Seek picks for the month, including free events, or start your own search by location, category and organization in the event directory. https://t.co/v2ppgDizkO
Language and Learning - I want everyone to look for the woozit and a wazit in your house and take a picture of them.
Huh? What in the world is a woozit or a... - https://t.co/Ec5qUitnSl
Busting Myths About Dyslexia - Parents have shared with us "facts" they have learned about dyslexia and reading difficulties either from the internet or... - https://t.co/hS0dkZT6w0
At Home Math Activities for Pre-Schoolers - "Mom! Why do I have to learn Algebra? It isn't like I use it in real life." Hold up, you actually do. We literally use... - https://t.co/eRV36kyZsW
Building a Personal Dictionary to Grow your Child's Vocabulary -
Spelling tests seem to be a “one and done” concept for many children. They study and study from Monday through Friday morning, mem... - https://t.co/jhXpPrMxjq
Tips for Behavior Management at Home - It doesn’t seem to matter the age or the gender, kids seem to be pushing all sorts of limits these days. It is easy to equate them to a c... - https://t.co/1ANf06vWLO
Why Reading and Talking to your Child at an Early Age is Important - We all know about the importance of reading and talking to your children at an early age. Parents sometimes use special headphones to... - https://t.co/udZwaQCEpf