A child’s first experience into the group learning environment is absolutely loaded with life lessons. Make sure you make the most of the sponge-like brain your little one has during this period of life!
A child’s first experience into the group learning environment is absolutely loaded with life lessons. Make sure you make the most of the sponge-like brain your little one has during this period of life!
Your preschooler’s mind is like a sponge, eager to explore and understand. Take advantage of this time in your child’s life to give him a thirst for life-long learning.
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Development
Age(s):
2 - 3 Years
TN Center for the Study and Treatment of Dyslexia 200 N. Baird Lane, Murfreesboro MTSU Box 397 494-8880 • mtsu.edu/dyslexia Assist K – 12 students with dyslexia, their teachers and their families. Services are free or at very low cost to all Tennessee residents. They also create public awareness about dyslexia, offer assessments for dyslexia,… Read more »
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Special Needs
Age(s):
2 - 3 Years, 4 - 5 Years, 6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Teens
New teachers, new friends and new routines: the first day of school is loaded with fresh experiences, and for some children, anxiety, particularly for young kids or those transitioning to a new school.
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Development
Age(s):
4 - 5 Years, 6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years
Learning new words can be a good time for the whole family.
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Development
From music to martial arts, education beyond the classroom keeps young minds engaged.
the arts are alive in private schools
Art is often seen as a solitary pursuit, but it can be a great way to spend time together as a family.
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Development
Age(s):
2 - 3 Years, 4 - 5 Years, 6 - 8 Years
Last February, local grandmother, Janet Davies, took her 9-year-old granddaughter, Lillie, to Honduras to meet Cindy Carolina Maria José Murta, a little girl Davies sponsors at the Our Little Roses children’s home. Lillie, who’d had several years of weekly Spanish classes in school, ironically had a difficult time conversing with little Cindy. “Being in Honduras… Read more »
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Development
Age(s):
4 - 5 Years, 6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Teens
Many parents wonder how their children compare to other children.
Filed Under:
Development
Age(s):
4 - 5 Years, 6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Teens