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Going into 3rd grade, middle school and high school are big milestones for students AND parents! Know what to expect and how to help your child succeed!
Check out these 4 easy ways you can introduce STEM to your child at home. (Psst ... You don't have to be a scientist to spark your child's interest in STEM!)
Read these tips from our experts on what parents of English Language Learners can do to make sure their kids have the support needed to succeed.
Silvia Martinez explains the challenges of learning a second language, but also how rewarding it has been for her two boys.
Check out these tips for how you can create a game plan to put forth positive thoughts around learning for your child.
Get tips on how to communicate with your child so there are no surprises on report card day.
Get book recommendations, engaging puzzles, word scrambles and more each month for kids of all ages.
Do you know what to ask during a parent-teacher conference to get a better understanding of how your child is doing in school, their strengths & weaknesses, and how they can improve?
Check out these 3 tips on how you can avoid making common mistakes when it comes to your child’s academics.
Here are some tips on how you can help ease the anxiety for you and your child in this new learning environment.
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Check out how Sylvan utilizes your child’s performance to find the specific skills your child needs, so they can learn Phonics efficiently and effectively.
No matter what your child’s grades look like, here are a few ways to approach report card day so it’s as stress-free for your family as possible.
If your child is trying to take academics to the next level, we think that just a few adjustments in work habits and outlook can help! Read on for ideas.
You CAN make math fun! We’ve got a list of math activities that turn into lessons, which you can easily incorporate into your daily life.
Use these five tips you can incorporate into your child’s routine to avoid homework procrastination and jump-start their success.
Did you know, 3rd grade plays a critical role in your child’s long-term academic success? We share why it’s important and how to help your child transition into this pivotal year!
Encourage your child to use these study tips and techniques before the next exam and see the stress come down and grades go up!
Check out these tips for how you can talk to your child about their report card, and how you can make a plan for improvement while monitoring their progress.
Middle school is a common time for students’ grades to take a dip. Learn what you should & shouldn’t do if your child brings home their first bad grade.
If you think you might have an anxious middle schooler, read on for some signs to look for school anxiety, ideas for when to intervene and how to help.
7th grade can be a wake-up call for many students who cruised through their primary years. Here are some things to look for and steps you can take to get your child back on track.
Middle school can be tough—bigger workloads, tougher concepts, juggling schedules. We’ve outlined six smart study skill tips to help middle schoolers stay on top of it all.
We’re at the finish line, but there’s still time for students to regroup and get on track to finish the year strong—and gain healthy habits they can take for the rest of their life!
Wondering how you can help your child transition to and succeed in middle school? Check out our simple tips to ease this complex academic transition!
Find out how you can help your teen find balance between panicking from stress and beginning to accept individual responsibility for academic performance.
High school gets B-U-S-Y! This plan will ensure your child is hitting milestones for each year in high school. It’s a great way to stay organized and on track!
Studying for the entrance exams takes time and a plan. We think a “6-month game plan” will be useful and build confidence for teens who are looking to prep for the big tests.
It’s easy for kids to get distracted. Check out these ten tips on how to help your child develop the skill of focus.
We’ve got you covered with strategies to help your teen (and you) navigate these years!
We’ve put together a few things to think about to help your teen determine what’s manageable.
Celebrate STEM Day on November 8th & Fibonacci Day on November 23rd with us! Plus, what to do with that leftover Halloween candy?
Put on your science hats and break out your toothpicks, straws and popsicle sticks for these fun STEM project ideas that you can do at home with your kids!
Check out these steps on how to make a paper frog, and how it can teach your child about physics and how energy can be stored as potential energy.
Celebrate Fibonacci Day by talking to your child about the history of this fun math holiday. You can then go on a scavenger hunt with your child to look for the Fibonacci numbers all around us!
Want to incorporate STEM into this year’s Halloween festivities? Check out our fun do-it-yourself STEM-inspired Halloween costume for your child!
Explore these Halloween traditions with your children to help them learn a little bit about the origins of this autumn holiday.
Trick-or-treating on Halloween means an overwhelming influx of candy. Here are some ideas on how to put that leftover candy to use!
Learn how you can use your child’s leftover Halloween candy to build their interest and confidence in math.
Pumpkin-carving is a fun fall activity for your kids, but it can also be a great way to incorporate math into your family routine. See how this tradition can help your child practice basic math skills!
Check out these ideas on how you can highlight STEAM opportunities to take your Halloween party or haunted house to the next level.
Halloween is a great time to use dry ice to give your house a spooky theme! Here are some ghoulishly fun ways to use dry ice while making keen scientific observations.
Check out these ways you can help your kids see that science, technology, engineering and math are everywhere in their daily activities and interactions.