With the increase in free time that summer brings, many families will be struggling with screen time limits. Determine the right digital diet for your family with the help of our tech toy expert (and newest Dad blogger), Scott Steinberg.

Use some of these school-inspired Earth Day activities in your home this month.

Are standardized tests squashing our kids' love of reading?

Try one of these classroom-inspired ideas to share love with your little ones this Valentine's Day.

Share the gift of giving with your children and students. These simple acts will leave an impression on your little ones and make a difference in the world at the same time.

During this season of thankfulness, enjoy every moment with your families and discover the little things that make your child’s heart swell.

Try these spooky snacks to accompany favorite books for Fall.

Recreate the magic of the 4th all month with these fun activities.

Use the season to teach lessons about community.

Chapter books are important for readers of all levels, but it's important to make sure they are used in the right way. Use these strategies to gauge which books are right for your first grader.

This simple activity demonstrates how there is more than one way to solve a problem, and that each solution is unique and special.

Make a family performance out of this kid-friendly Halloween poem. Theater lets children express themselves creatively, practice public speaking, and work together as a group.

This educational activity is perfect for young writers.

Open House is an opportunity to learn about your child's classroom and teacher, but it's also a chance to make a positive impression as a parent.

Spend your last few weeks of summer re-establishing good school habits.

Teacher-tips for preventing brain-drain over the holiday break.

Take the time and give your child the gift of an open heart and share how you decide to touch a family in need.