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3 Social Emotional Learning Practices to Use at Home Everyday
Social and emotional learning (SEL) is an important part of every child's development. Social and emotional skills help children with goal setting, stress management, relationship building, and self-regulation of emotions and developing healthy identities. Furthermore, strong SEL skills is also linked to strong academic performance. Find out how you can cultivate social and emotional learning in your child at home, and help them reach their potential.
13 Best Elementary Math Apps
Parents looking for a solution to help your child build upon their foundational math skills look no further. We've gathered a "best of" list of elementary math apps that are both fun and engaging. If you're in need of some extra at-home math support or your child wants to challenge themselves with new math concepts take a look at our list.
Organization and Productivity Tips for Students
It's a brand new semester and getting back in the routine of school can be quite an adjustment for students. Unexpected challenges like Omicron can create a lot of challenges for schools, families and students this semester. While we can't completely control the effects of this ongoing pandemic, we've gathered some productivity tips that can help students stay organized and on top of their students this semester.
Ways Kids Can Give Back During the Holidays
Consumerism and gift wish lists can sometimes ruin the true magic and meaning of Christmas. As Christian parents, we want our children to cherish and be in awe of the story of Jesus’ arrival on earth as well as embody the life of Christ and His generosity towards others. Give your kids the opportunity to give back during the holidays with ideas for service opportunities and fun projects that bless others.
5 Highly Effective Study Habits for Students
As parents, we all want to see our children succeed in the classroom. However, the road to academic success isn't always easy. With the right attitude, effective study habits, and determination, any student has the potential for academic excellence. Find out 5 highly effective study habits used by former straight-A students and endorsed by education experts.
Choosing Holiday Traditions For Your Family This Advent
It’s the most wonderful, or shall I say, busy time of the year. As hectic as the holidays can get, why add more to the chaos? Take a moment with us to recalibrate for the holiday season by digging into what matters most to your family. Instead of letting the holiday frenzy sweep you away–find out how you can take take the reins this advent season and create holiday traditions for your family that actually bring joy.
8 Intentional Things to do on Thanksgiving with the Family
Thanksgiving is usually what kicks off the beginning of a busy holiday season. In many ways the holidays we've grown up with have become more about overindulgence than gratitude, about receiving rather than giving. This year, head into the holidays with intentionality for how you plan to spend time with your family. We have some fun and meaningful ways for you to kick off the season with loved ones young and old.
7 Tips to Raise Kids Who Love to Read
Studies across the board show that avid readers are more successful in life. However, in this day and age we are finding more and more kids attached to their tablets and devices. What if I told you it doesn’t have to feel like pulling teeth to get your child excited to read. Sounds too good to be true right? You’ll be surprised to see how you as a parent can make a significant impact in helping your child turn into a lifelong bookworm.
Love Your Neighbor〡3 Ways to Teach Kindness to Your Kids
With all the heaviness in the news and the divisiveness going on in our world today it feels like now, more than ever, is the time to cultivate Christlike love in our children. But how can we as families teach our kids to love our neighbor as ourselves the way Christ did? Scripture lays it out clearly and we break down simple ways that families can embody a life of love, service and kindness.
After School Snacks Made Simple
Feeding a family is tough, especially during the school season when things get busy. Managing school schedules, multiple drop-offs, extra-curricular activities, and packing lunches can get overwhelming.
But feeding your kids doesn’t have to be stressful. We’ve rounded up 5 tricks to make after school snacks stress-free and some healthy snack recipes to make at home.
Teaching Big Truths to Little Minds
Can kids handle big theological concepts? Parents can easily overlook their child’s intellectual capability to handle abstract or complex information. Therefore, we often shield them from the truth when something bad happens (pandemic). But when it comes to big truths from the Bible, we need to equip our children starting at a young age. Kids can handle more than we think, and we’ll show you how to teach big truths to little minds.
12 Easy & Fun Brain Break Activities for Kids
Researchers are saying kids need to take frequent breaks to allow their brains to “rest”. What happens in the brain during “rest” is key to helping children learn. Take a look at what’s going on in your child’s brain and these 12 activities to kickstart brain breaks at home.
Are Your Kids Cyber Smart?
Being cyber smart is a necessity these days. Cyberbullying, phishing, pornography, predators, and all sorts of dangers are lurking in the internet. For Cyber Safety Awareness Month we are looking at the basics of cyber safety for kids. Tech savvy or not, teaching kids how to be cyber smart is imperative. And the good news? Getting your kids set up for cyber safety is easier than you think.
What is After-School Restraint Collapse and How to Combat It
Your child falls apart after school, but it’s not because they had a bad day. Kids need to release mental and emotional energy they’ve held onto throughout the day. Here’s how to help them with the after-school transition.
Managing Your Kid’s Screen Time—The Lazy Genius Way
Screen time is a highly debated topic when it comes to managing how much time your kids are spending. How much is too much? And what’s the right way to go about managing screen time? Join us as we dive into this “The Lazy Genius Way” by setting limits for what matters most and leaving behind the things that don’t.
Modeling the Gospel to Your Kids in the Everyday
Ever feel the weight of making sure your kids understand the gospel? As Christian parents, we can put a lot of pressure on ourselves to raise our kids the “right way”. Kids’ bibles, VBS, and Sunday school are all wonderful tools to teach the gospel, but Jesus modeled the gospel in the everyday moments of life. And guess what? So can you.
5 Steps to Homework Success
Back to school and your child’s homework is already stressing you out? It can be tempting for parents to just do their child’s homework assignments, but don’t give in! Get these 5 easy steps from a leading expert in homework to give your child the confidence they need to complete their homework with success.
A Parent’s Guide: Back to School in the New “Normal”
It’s time for our kids to return to school, but what will it look like this year? In the midst of uncertainty and fear—how do we mentally prepare for the upcoming school year?
Staying Active with the Whole Family this Summer
We’re headed into the summer with new excitement this year as restrictions start to loosen and programs are reopening. Take advantage of getting outdoors and getting active this summer with the entire family and find out why it’s important for adults and kids alike to stay physically active.
20 Family Summer Bucket List Ideas
School’s out and summer is here! This time of year can be equally exciting as it is exhausting when we inundate our children with tons of activities and camps. Take a breath and slow down this summer—you’ve already had a crazy year! Check out our list of intentional bucket list items for your family to enjoy this summer.
