Is your 2nd grader ready for the challenges of 3rd grade? As the school year ends, take time to assess their reading, writing, and math skills. Our guide explores key areas to evaluate and offers tips for supporting your child’s learning journey.
Is your first grader ready for the leap to second grade? As the school year winds down, it’s the perfect time to reflect on your child’s progress and ensure they have a solid foundation for future success. While every child learns at their own pace, there are key milestones most first graders achieve in reading, writing, math, and social-emotional development. Our simple guide helps you assess your child’s skills and identify areas where they may need extra support. Discover how personalized tutoring with Kids on the Yard can bridge learning gaps and ignite a passion for learning, setting the stage for a confident and successful second-grade year!
How to Turn your Child’s Summer Around Before the School Year 2022/2023 Begins!
What is there not to love about summer? The blue skies, sunshine, car shows, beach trips, zoo visits, festivals, and the feeling of warm air than any other season of the year!
Oops, probably one thing about summer is not so desirable… The summer education gap!
Our educational experts came up with tips to help your child maintain and develop sharp academic skills before summer ends and the new school begins. They are fun and relaxing learning ideas that will make the summer school break resourceful.
The Fourth of July, also known as July 4th or Independence Day, is a federal holiday in the US that celebrates the passage of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress. While Independence Day has been a national holiday since 1941, the tradition of its celebration dates back to 1776.
Five Myths about Summer Learning “All Work No Play Makes Jack a Dull boy!” What other time is best to express this proverb, like Summertime?
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