Whether your school district is opening in person, going all-virtual, or using a hybrid model, school supplies will be handled differently. Get organized for back to school 2020 with supply lists for distance learning.
With virtual learning plans being rolled out by districts, parents are wondering how to create a homeschool room. Advice from parents: It really depends.
Take advantage of the back-to-school timing of states’ tax-free weekends to save on your school supplies!
Conversations with kids about race relations can be hard, but they’re absolutely necessary. We’ve linked to resources that can help.
Step-by-step instructions and materials lists for family-friendly science activities.
Thanking school faculty members during Teacher Appreciation Week is a lot harder to do when parents, kids, and teachers are all at home. We’ve collected some simple ideas your family can use to show teachers how you feel, no matter how far away you are.
There’s a good chance a lot more kids will be spending a lot more time on Internet-enabled devices over the next few weeks and months. Study our list of common Internet terms and practices to stay in the know.
Free classes, printables, media subscriptions, and more to help you keep your kids learning at home during coronavirus or other school closures.
Make a wormery and watch how earthworms live and work.
Make elephant toothpaste out of common household ingredients.
Make your own bouncy ball out of common household ingredients.
Weave together craft sticks to learn about the difference between potential energy and kinetic energy.
Tips to help you survive shopping for back to school without breaking the bank.
Students should be able to learn even when their teacher’s styles don’t mesh well with their own learning styles.
When it comes to types of learning, they don’t tend to approach things the same way. We explain some of the ways that boys and girls learn differently and how to accomodate their individual learning styles, at home and at school.
Fun ideas for healthy after-school snacks kids will actually eat.
A healthy breakfast lets kids do their best in school. Try these ideas to help children get the nutrition they need in the morning.
Fights about school clothes can happen frequently. Use these strategies to cut down on the fuss (and even to decide when the argument might not be worth the trouble).
Yes, you can find a sack lunch that your kids will like and that’s healthy, too—even if they don’t know it!
Letter grades are being replaced by number systems or even words on school report cards. We created a guide to help parents decode report card grades, from A to Z.
Back-to-school organization tips to help ease the transition from lazy summer days to hectic school mornings.
Understanding how your child learns can reduce frustration and improve achievement. This learning styles quiz can help you get started.
Distract finicky eaters by putting together a meal that’s so much fun to eat, they won’t be thinking about whether it’s on their short list of “likes.”