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Your Teen’s First Job
With summer in full swing, your teen may be ready to jump into the workforce! The summers are always an easy way for teens to dip their toes into the adult life of work, setting up a good work ethic and saving towards the future. It may feel a little overwhelming...
Pride Month!
June is Pride month, which celebrates the awareness and acceptance of the LGTBQ+ community. You may not realize that someone you love or hold dear is part of this community, and in general, people should always be kind to others. Community Even if you don’t consider...
Tips & Tricks to Keep School Prep Organized
Nothing makes the first few weeks (or let’s be honest, the first few months) of back-to-school more difficult than disorganization. Since it’s a whole new routine and schedule, everyone is thrown off by having to get so much ready and prepped in a day or a morning. If...
Teaching Math Through Picture Books
Ask any parent about the most difficult subject to teach and it will be math, hands down! Children of any age struggle frequently with understanding math and remembering all the equations, fractions, and geometry that comes with it. When your younger children struggle...
Spending A Day at The Library
Do your kids feel cooped up in the house due to the cold, winter weather? Then it’s time to switch up your routine, put your coats on, and spend the majority of the day at the library! World of Possibilities No matter what your kids enjoy doing, it can be done at the...
Mother’s Day Activities
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and you may be waiting patiently for a little rest and relaxation. But you may have younger children at home, or are a single parent, or simply want to spend some fun time with your kids on Mother’s Day. There are plenty of...
Mother’s Day Celebration
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and it can be hard figuring out fun activities with your kids. On the one hand, it would be nice to have a peaceful, relaxing bath for example. But on the other hand, your kids need supervision and something to occupy their...
Interested in Homeschooling Your Children?
For many families and students, these past two years have been nothing but tumultuous. But for many students and parents, a dive into homeschooling most likely occurred during the last few years. And if you were a little sad to see your children head back to in-person...
Your Kids and Social Media
It is a crazy time to be raising children when social media is such a huge presence in their lives, especially at a young age. Children can be quite impressionable, and take a lot of things to heart, including fame and being popular. Social media can certainly be a...
Teens and the Army
Whether you are thrilled or have instant anxiety, it can be a little jarring if your teen says they want to go into the Army Reserves. You may be feeling a mix of emotions, which is completely fine! This is an exciting and of course, scary, time to be a parent so you...
Kids and Injuries
It is nearly inevitable that one or all of your children will end up with some type of injury, most likely related to sports. It may not be a serious injury, such as a broken bone, but at the very least a sprain or hyperextension may happen while your children are...
Educational Terminology
If you are considering homeschooling your child or children in the near future, it is always best to be as prepared as possible. Teaching at home may seem like a breeze, but it can be tricky juggling all the coursework of multiple children in the home. It also comes...
Getting Your Kid’s School Records
It may not be in the forefront of your thinking to periodically check your children’s school records, but it is a necessity. Schools keep records of their children to maintain all current information, and it can be a plethora, so it is vital to check every once in a...
Teaching Animal Intelligence
Whether you homeschool your children or not, it is always fun and exciting to teach your children about all the ways animals are intelligent beings. We as humans and as animals of this world too often forget that animals are highly intelligent creatures, and deserve...
Taking the SAT or the ACT
It may be a shock that your kid is old enough to start thinking about their ACT or SAT exam. Remembering when you took it can feel like a distant memory, especially if your teen is asking you about which one to take. Don’t fret though, as we’ve broken down the bullet...