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Raising Academics: 5 Ways to Challenge your Kids to Excel in School

September 3, 2016 by Pam Maynard

For parents there is no greater joy than watching children succeed. You don’t have to watch on the sidelines as your school-age children founder or excel in school. There are 5 powerful ways that parents can positively motivate students to excel at school. Read With Your Child One of the most time honored ways of […]

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4 Ways for Homeschoolers to Start Thinking About a Major

September 1, 2016 by Pam Maynard

Homeschooling children is a great way to know their academic strengths and weaknesses. Due to its potential benefits, there has been a 75% increase in homeschooling in the past 15 years. This will help when the time comes to pick a college major. Narrow down the possibilities according to the child’s strengths. Here are four […]

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10 Activities to make your Summer Olympics a 10! #ad

August 5, 2016 by Pam Maynard

The 2016 Summer Olympics are Here! I know my son and I love watching diving and volleyball. But, our favorite Olympic sport is Gymnastics.  I am amazed at how hard these athletes work to achieve their goals.  It goes to show us that ANYTHING is possible if you believe in yourself and work hard!   What […]

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25 Facts about Japan you Might Not Know!

August 1, 2016 by Pam Maynard

Soccer Camp and Japan! My son had an amazing week at his British Soccer Camp!  One of the ways they divide the kids up into teams is by a country.  Justin was on the “Japan” team!  This meant that all his homework assignments that week were about Japan.  One of his assignments was to find […]

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Rules you Should Observe to be a Good Tutor

July 31, 2016 by Pam Maynard

If you are young and probably have just graduated from high school, you may feel the need to do something productive with the extra time you have. There are several jobs you can sign up for, and get some good work experience; you can also be able to earn descent money. The type of job […]

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How to Use Teach My Preschooler in Sensory Play

July 26, 2016 by Victoria

Teach My Preschooler Bathtime Book and Learning Kit

Over the past few years sensory play has come to the forefront of preschool education.  Educators are starting to understand that it isn’t just autistic or children who have sensory processing disorders who need it — all children need to learn how to identify their senses. All children can greatly benefit from sensory play. The […]

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