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Teacher Resources Navigating the tremendous amount of online tools available to teachers can be overwhelming, with so many choices it can be hard to know
Understanding How Development Stages Influence Goal Setting in Children As parents and educators, we guide children through the path of growth and development. Teaching kids
Many students consider summer break a time to enjoy and break from academic responsibilities. However, while summer is mainly associated with fun, as it should
It is frustrating for any parent to watch their child struggle with learning, experience homework meltdowns, or suffer test anxiety. Fortunately, you can solve most
The decision to homeschool your child can be a daunting one. It can be overwhelming initially as you wonder how best to help your child.
“If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” – Benjamin Franklin As summer ends, your kids will probably experience a great sense of
Children get happy that they will see their friends again, share summer break stories and catch up on the latest adventure. But on the other hand, going back to school means doing homework, getting back to formal studies, no longer sleeping in, and waking up early.
Going back to school means getting back into a routine!
We strongly believe in improving classroom and extracurricular activities at Kids on the Yard. We believe that life happens in the yard and the classroom! We are determined to evolve children’s growth in all aspects of their lives. The time to put away sunscreen and water wings for backpacks and pencil cases is almost here! Good news! Our kids still have time to do a few more fun summer activities before returning to school!
The National Friendship Day occurs every FIRST Sunday of August.
Discover FUN and fulfilling ways to celebrate with friends and family, including activities, resources, education, history, FAQ, BONDING, and more.
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