Create an obelisk
How you can help at home: To learn about Egyptian art, try making your own obelisk out of paper.
Create a comic book
How you can help at home: Your child will learn to create his own family comic book. This activity builds writing and computer skills.
Design a book jacket
How you can help at home: In this activity your child designs a book jacket to summarize the main ideas of a story he has read.
Write a "Diamante Poem"
How you can help at home: Have your child write a line poem in the shape of a diamond.
Exploring emotions
Help your fourth- or fifth-grader learn to express his emotions.
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These fun games are perfect for those long car rides.
Best graduation parties and gifts
Whether you're keeping it simple or going all out, we've got ideas for your celebration.
High school graduation and the beginning of adult life bring joy and trepidation
Relief and worry battle it out as a mom anticipates launching her son with LD into life after high school.
High school exit exams: Issues to consider
High school exit exams hold schools and students accountable for teaching and learning key skills.
10 hottest careers for college graduates
What are the best jobs in the future? See these top 10 lists of highest-growth jobs through 2033 by degree attainment.
Why community college?
Community colleges were developed for two major purposes: to be a bridge from high school to college and to prepare students for the job market.
What if your teen wants to skip college
Your child may want to delay college or skip it altogether. But they still need an education. Here's how you can help.
Beach ball math
How you can help at home: Try this game to help your child with basic addition and subtraction facts.
Your kindergartner and technology
Kindergartners use computers to kick-start learning in math, social studies, and reading.
Alternate routes to high school success
Is high school holding your ambitious student back? There are alternatives to high school that may appeal to your teen.
How to find free and low-cost tutoring for your child
Depending on the state you live in, your child may qualify for government-funded, free tutoring. If you鈥檙e not in a state that offers free tutoring, you can still find free and low-cost help that will benefit your child.
Homeschooling: key facts and resources
Have you ever thought of teaching your children at home? More American families are choosing to homeschool their children every year.
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