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Jul 02 2019

Nurturing Our Children’s Independence

Nurturing Our Children’s Independence

Summer break is here and the kids are excited to explore and achieve new levels of independence. The grandkids will be staying with us for extended days of play and travels. We struggle each year in deciding how to provide each child with new milestone achievements and freedoms. Here are some of our proposed solutions for this summer of adventures: [Read more…]

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Written by Mary Ann Burke, Digital Education Expert · Categorized: Early Childhood Parenting, Elementary School Parenting, Grandparenting, Parenting Adolescents, Special Needs Parenting · Tagged: Educating children, Grandparents' Influences, Parenting, Problem-Solving, teachable moments, twins and siblings

Jun 25 2019

Fun Elementary Language Arts Activities

Fun Elementary Language Arts Activities

We are now enjoying hot summer days! And our children are already wondering how to fill their days with lots of fun-filled adventures. Many parents are worried how to keep their children from backsliding on their learning skills during these few summer weeks. Here are five interactive reading activities that we can share with our kids: [Read more…]

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Written by Danielle Gentry · Categorized: Academic Support and Play Activities, Elementary School Parenting · Tagged: academic success, Educating children, language arts, parents as teachers, Reading, writing

Jun 18 2019

More Empty Nest Adjustment Strategies!

More Empty Nest Adjustment Strategies!

I was talking with my friend today about my summer plans now that my son will only be home for a short visit. It had not occurred to me that I would have more time for myself until we discussed my summer schedule. In the past I always provided my son with extra time for visiting and playing together throughout the summer. Now I would have a completely free summer. When asked what I would do after my work day, I came up with the following 10 activities: [Read more…]

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Written by Yvette King-Berg, College Readiness · Categorized: College Life, Social-Emotional Health · Tagged: college life, family values, Parenting, teachable moments

Jun 11 2019

Grandma’s Space for Work Provides Added Time for Family

Grandma’s Space for Work Provides Added Time for Family

Four months ago, I decided to rent office space outside of our family home to allow me to separate my work from my home life. Since that time, I have learned to balance each day at home with increased time for my family. I have also found that: [Read more…]

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Written by Joyce Iwasaki, Early Parenting · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, Grandparenting, Health and Wellness · Tagged: Grandparents' Influences, Parenting, Problem-Solving, teachable moments

Jun 04 2019

Parents Participating on School Committees

Parents Participating on School Committees

This past spring, I was invited to join a Strategic Planning Retreat for my children’s school district. Of course, the name of this meeting is intimidating because it sounds so formal. And if you are anything like me, most of the names of school committees (for example, School Site Council, District English Learner Advisory Committee, or District Advisory Committee) make me shiver and hesitate to think what additional responsibility (like more work) might come my way if I attend! But this time, the words “strategic” and “planning” suggested something promising about its purpose in shaping future plans for the school district. So, despite having to take some time away from my day to attend the meeting, I found that the experience was really positive!

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Written by Jaime Koo, Encouraging Literacy · Categorized: Elementary School Parenting, Parenting Adolescents, Secondary School Parenting, Uncategorized · Tagged: Education, parenint parterships in schools, parent participation schools, Parenting, parenting elementary kids, parents as partners, parents on school committees, school leaders, schools, Student Success, students

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