Whether you have toddlers or teenagers, it’s important to discuss racism and prejudice with your children. These tips can help you start the conversation.
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Teach Your Kids About Juneteenth
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47 Kids Books About Prejudice and Race
As you educate yourself in matters of race and prejudice, pass along your knowledge to your kids. These 47 books are a great way to start that conversation.
How To Prevent Summer Brain Drain
How do we keep our children engaged, while ensuring they don’t give in to the dreaded summer brain drain?
How To Help Your Kid With ADHD Focus on Schoolwork at Home
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5 Ways to Keep Kids’ Education on Track at Home
Sheila McDoniel—chief operating officer of Covenant Christian Academy in Colleyville—sending out tips to her student’s parents to help kids and parents transition to distance learning. We wanted to share some of her insight.
7 Easy At-Home Arts + Crafts
Keep your kids busy with these at-home arts and crafts—from paper plate caterpillars to bowtie butterflies.
4 At-Home Science Experiments
We asked a couple of our favorite local museums to share science activities you can do at home while we’re all social distancing.
10 Educational Apps Your Kids Should Try
Want to your kids to have more chances to learn while they’re out of school? Try these educational apps to keep your kids on the right track.
Where to Take an Online Field Trip
We’re sure you want your kiddos to still have a chance to learn while they’re at home, so try these online field trips!
My Teacher + Mom Hats Were at War from a Facebook Post
Read this mom-slash-teacher’s story about how she handles wearing both hats of mom and educator. How would you handle it?
6 Books Kids Should Read During an Election Year
We found six books about elections and civil service that are written just for kids that will help them understand how elections work, what elected officials do, the importance of voting and more.
How to Give Your Child the Gift Of Music
Giving the Gift of Music How do you give your child the gift of music? Music lovers everywhere surely celebrated…
For the Good of the Girls
How one mom uses Girl Scouts to build confident, courageous girls
How to Raise a Bilingual Kid
In our multicultural world, many parents are choosing to send their kids to language immersion schools. Here’s how they work—and other resources for language learning.
Life Lessons: Help Your Child Build Skills Essential for Independence
Sure, they’re kids. But they won’t always be. Here’s how to get your children ready for a successful adulthood.
The Lookouts: A Study in Friendship
When Samu was diagnosed with epilepsy, his friends stepped up to watch out for him at school. It’s a responsibility that’s changed the way they see the world.
5 Ways to Empower Kids to End Bullying
A survey completed by the Boy Scouts of America found that across the US, Generation Z believes bullying to be the biggest issue facing their community.
Frisco ISD’s New “Brain Breaks” Aren’t Recess, So What Are They?
The program that promotes playtime has expanded to every elementary school in the district. What results are parents seeing?
5 Spanish Language Learning Tools for the Kids
Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off September 15; what better way to celebrate than to introduce your kids to the Spanish language?