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7 At-Home Reading Strategies That Build a Better Reader in Grades K-2: Quick Click
Easy at-home reading strategies for children in kindergarten through second grade. Encourages praise. Explains how to support reading skills in your child's home life.Article:Scholastic Parents
Parent Guide: Birthday Party Ideas, Budgeting, and Etiquette
Offers creative ideas and practical tips for planning a budget-friendly kid's birthday party and serving as a pleasant host.Collection:Scholastic Parents
9 Ways to Integrate Reading into Everyday Life: Quick Click
Support reading in everyday life. At-home language arts activities that help kids develop a love of language. Word searches, writing lyrics, and other activities that support reading in everyday life.Article:LS - Scholastic Parents
Quick Click: 8 Steps to Successful, Happy Read-Alouds
Help your beginner learn without stifling his confidence or turning reading time into a chore.Article:Scholastic Parents
Autumn Lesson Plans and Ideas
We've put together teacher resources for lessons about the fall season.Collection
The Right Story at the Right Time for Ages 5-6: Quick Click
Age-by-age guidelines for choosing the right books for your child. Find out what story themes your 5-6 year-old can understand and relate to now.Article:Parent & Child
It's Okay to Say No
David Walsh, Ph.D explains why it's important for kids to hear the word no from their parents. He describes how to say no without hurting your child's self-esteem. Walsh also points out the right times to say it.Article:Parent & Child
4/2007
Super Self-Portrait
A life-size collage shows off your child's special traits.Article:Parent & Child
Reading Milestones: Signs of Progress in Your Emergent Reader
See signs of progress in your beginning reader. Identify key reading skills. Recognize reading milestones in phonics, spelling, writing, and more.Article:Scholastic Parents
Parent Guide to Kindergarten: Is Your Child Ready? Are You?
Help you child get a smooth start to school with these resources for kindergarten readiness. Covers everything from when to start kindergarten to preparing your child. This collection also assists you in choosing a program and teacher.Collection:Scholastic Parents
TV-Turnoff Week
Guide to making TV-Turnoff Week a success for your family. Offers physical activities and other alternatives to watching television.Article:Parent & Child
4/2007
When Little Kids Play War
In the best of circumstances, pretend weapon play is a harmless phase that your child is likely to outgrow. Discusses how violence in the media affects children. Tells what the signs are when war play does signal a deeper problem.Article:Scholastic Parents
9/19/2006
5 Ways to Raise a Reader: Quick Click
5 ways to raise a reader. Make reading a fun part of your child's everyday life. Involve the family in a book group and be a postive role model.Article:Scholastic Parents
Parent Guide: Making Halloween Safe, Healthy, and Fun
Gives tools and tips for making Halloween safe, healthy, and fun. Covers costumes, games, parties, and theme books. Explains how to avoid overloading your kid with candy.Collection:Scholastic Parents
Reading Difficulties in the New Reader: What's Normal and What May Be a Learning Disorder
Advice for parents of new readers. Learn to tell the difference between ordinary beginner's obstacles and a more serious learning disorder. Describes common difficulties in children with reading disorders.Article:Scholastic Parents
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