If you’ve narrowed it down to the preschools you plan to tour, consider going in with some prepared questions. The more information you have, the better.
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The Importance of the Parent-Teacher Relationship
The parent-teacher relationship is vital—but how can you build a genuine bond virtually? Here’s how parents and teachers can work together.
How To Help a Child Who’s Struggling at School
When your kid’s school difficulties or social challenges linger, how do you help them? We consulted educators and parents who have walked that road.
What to Look for in a Preschool
Looking for the right preschool? We connected with Katie Zeller of The Day School at Highland Park Presbyterian Church to answer your questions.
Is Your Child Ready for Preschool?
We spoke with Leslie Graves, regional director of operations for Primrose Schools, about how parents can know when and if their child is ready for preschool.
Different Strokes: Painting & Calligraphy for Kids
With just a brush and some kind of canvas, your child can unleash creativity and build other skills through painting and calligraphy.
Virtual Learning: How to Make It Work
We connected with experts from the Leadership Academy Network to find out how virtual learning can be a smoother experience for kids and parents.
Keep Your Kids Engaged During At-Home Learning & Ease the Transition Back to Campus
School counselor Emily Bush shared her tips on how to keep your kids engaged with at-home learning and ways to ease their transition back to campus.
6 Ways to Create a Great At-Home Learning Space
We scoured Pinterest and Instagram for learning space inspiration and came up with a list of our favorite ways to create the best spot for your child to learn at home.
Checklist: What Your Child Should Learn in Grades 6–8
As the school year starts, are you wondering what your kids are expected to learn in sixth through eighth grade?
Checklist: What Your Child Should Learn in Grades K–5
The key concepts every K–5 student should know, according to the state.
7 Places To Learn About Astronomy Virtually
Attend a star party without leaving home, chat live with a local astronomer, and find astronomy activities and crafts for families.
7 Homeschool Tips from Full-Time Homeschooling Moms
A few of your fellow DFWChild readers (and full-time homeschooling moms) shared some of their thoughts on how to homeschool successfully.
Seeing Stars: Teach Kids About Astronomy
Take some time to hang out in your backyard or out where you can view the stars while you teach your kids about astronomy.
How To (Really) Prepare for Back-to-School
School is going to start up again soon—are you and your kids ready? Here’s to really prepare for that first day of the new school year.
School Colors: Racism in Education—and How to Stop It
We got together with three DFW moms (via Zoom) to talk about racism in education and what we can do to change things.
Getting Your Kids Ready For Middle School
Do you have a child starting middle school this year? See what leaders and experts have to say about how to help them with the transition.
Getting Your Kids Ready For First Grade
Do you have a child starting first grade this year? See what you need to know that will help get them ready for this upcoming school year.
Getting Your Kids Ready For Kindergarten
Do you have a kiddo starting kindergarten this fall? See what a few education and behavioral experts have to say about getting them ready.
How To Talk To Your Kids About Racism
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.