Early Learning Resources

Category: Early Learning

Practical Literacy Tips

May 1, 2009

Practical tips for the everyday world to increase literacy and become a life-long book-lover Introduce books and reading early in life Play games involving letters […]

Reading Comprehension and the Classroom

April 28, 2009

After 35 years of working with kids, we know that most of the problems that young students encounter at school can be traced back to […]

Is Your Family Over-Scheduled?

March 27, 2009

How to schedule your family out of the stress. Busy schedules can be fun—keeping the pace hectic can be enjoyable for some; it can even […]

Summer Learning Facts and Figures

June 26, 2008

Summer Camps to keep students on track So, the final bell of the school year has rung; even though the classroom is closed for the […]

Raise Your Hand:

January 17, 2008

Encouraging Students To Speak Up in Class Grades1-6 For students who are too shy, too hesitant, or too unwilling to speak out in class, the […]

How to Get Your Kids to Read More

November 5, 2007

Ask any random group of kids about reading and they’ll tell you that it’s boring. Reading is old news—a holdover from a bygone era. Remember […]

Board Games and Learning

October 18, 2007

In a techno-savvy world, it seems that old-fashioned board games have gone the way of the dodo. But before you put those old games out […]

Shyness

September 10, 2007

For many students, the return to school is something to anticipate and look forward to…maybe even get excited about. The night before, there may be […]

Good Food Habits for School

September 5, 2007

You’ve packed their bookbag with everything that they’ll need to face the day ahead: pencils, markers, notebooks, and an agenda, but did you pack their […]

The Dangers of Playing with Toys

August 15, 2007

Playing was good for your child’s health and development. Well, not anymore, and especially not if they are playing with the hundreds of mass-produced, foreign-made […]