Resources From November 2024

What are your goals for the New Year? For adults, New Year resolutions are a common practice, especially goals surrounding health, well, and finances. But New Year’s Goals are not just for adults! Even young students can set New Year’s goals, particularly when it comes to school and learning. Whether you’re six or 60, there’s […]

The holiday season is a time to unwind, spend quality time with loved ones, and take a break from the usual hustle and bustle. Like many families, you’re probably looking forward to relaxed mornings, no homework stress, and a bit more downtime. But before you dive into your holiday to-do list—decorating the tree, baking festive […]

Imagine this: your three-year-old daughter has memorized every word of her favourite bedtime story. Your son is captivated by refrigerator magnets, asking you to name each letter as he lines them up. These are the first signs—it’s time to teach your child to read! Starting the reading journey is an exciting milestone. The first step? […]

We all know how literacy skills develop: first, we learn sounds and then letters, then combine them to form words and sentences, and eventually, we fully comprehend written language. These literacy skills are crucial for academic success, helping students understand and communicate ideas effectively. However, the process of becoming math literate is less commonly understood, […]

When considering the most important academic year in a child’s academic journey, many people may assume it’s the first year of high school or high school when university preparation kicks into high gear or even the final year of university as students prepare to enter the workforce.  Surprisingly, the most critical year is much earlier […]