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Grade School (6-11)
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Money Management Apps Yield Great Lessons for KidsMoney management apps are fantastic tools to use in teaching kids the fundamentals of financial responsibility. |
May 2013 |
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The ABCs of Completing the School YearThe school year is coming to a close and summer fun is about to begin! Grab your planner and start brainstorming for a successful end to the school year and summer kick off. |
May 2013 |
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Handwriting’s on the Wall: signs of problemAccording to Nemours Foundation, “Writing is one of the most complex tasks that humans engage in, involving both motor and critical-thinking skills.” Miss a few bricks, and the foundation for learning is compromised. |
April 2013 |
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50 Simple Ways to Show Your Daughter You Love HerOne thing that doesn’t change over the years is the need for our girls to know just how loved and cherished they truly are for who they are. |
April 2013 |
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Solutions to Sticky SituationsTake heart: overcoming bad habits is an important part of a child’s developmental process, and even the most well-behaved child tries out different habits as he matures. |
April 2013 |
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From Pampered to ProductiveManaging a home provides countless opportunities for teaching our children lifelong lessons in personal and community responsibilities. Young children have a natural tendency to want to “help” Mom or Dad. Take advantage of their willingness and use those teaching moments to help establish expectations early on. |
March 2013 |
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What to Do With Wiggle WormsMy love is teaching “reluctant readers” how to love reading. Every kid is different and requires a different approach to reading. |
Spring 2013 |
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Dealing with an UnderachieverWhile some students walk the rose-strewn path of high-achievement, others—of all abilities—fail to see why they should put forth that kind of effort. They question themselves: What’s in it for me? When will I ever use this? Why do I need to know that? |
January 2013 |
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I’m Telling! Tips for Controlling Tattletale BehaviorEvery child will test the waters when it comes to tattling. With a little patience and teaching, your tattletale can transform into an independent problem solver in due time. |
January 2013 |
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Buddy BondsUnderstanding and being a part of society is important for growth, development, appropriate adjustment and good mental health. Understanding how to establish appropriate relationships and avoid harmful ones is an important skill, not only because friends are good for us but successfully working and engaging in society requires these skills. |
January 2013 |
