In two, four-week camp sessions, children will learn two or three magic tricks every Monday and be part of a group meeting each Friday so campers can get to know each other. The end of [Read More]
As you prepare to see your adolescent off to college, you flashback to all your child’s milestones, special moments, and fun times you’ve shared together. It feels like only yesterday your toddler said his or [Read More]
Listed here are the most recent updates from the International College Counselors. SAT: The College Board canceled the June 6 SAT test worldwide. This is in addition to the May tests that were canceled earlier. [Read More]
When learning about financial aid and its associated lingo – the FAFSA, 529 plans and more – it can feel like you’re drowning in alphabet soup. Here are seven tips that will keep you on [Read More]
So, you’re stuck at home on lockdown from Covid-19? Bummer. Make the most of it with some isolation appreciation and your own lockdown diary. Download http://www.lockdowndiary.com and print at home for free. Keep a record [Read More]
The Big Bang Theory: The Complete Series, from Warner Bros Home Entertainment, brings you Science With Amy! Most of the supplies needed are probably in your pantry or around your home to conduct this experiment [Read More]
While becoming your child’s teacher can be very stressful, this may be a wonderful opportunity to turn chores into lesson plans. We should insist children help around the house, using everyday things that need to [Read More]
Made possible with a grant by the Freeman Foundation, an organization dedicated to advancing the understanding of Asian culture, this initiative provides web tools that allow teachers and students to learn about art from all [Read More]
At one time or another, you’ve probably wondered if your child is gifted. Maybe he can identify all the birds in your neighborhood. Or maybe your daughter is only four years old and already reading. [Read More]
What’s the most important school tool of all? A library card! September is Library Card Sign-up Month, which began in 1987 when former U.S. Secretary of Education William J. Bennett urged a national campaign for all [Read More]
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