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Mother’s Day is just around the bend, so this article is aimed at the father’s out there who can help give their children give their mom a great Mother’s Day. The most important aspect of Mother’s Day is the appreciation. Mom’s do so much for their children, and this is a day to be recognized for all of that hard…
There are lots of national days to celebrate, and today we are highlighting National Make Lunch Count Day on April 13th. This day is for the purpose of enjoying a real lunch with friends instead of eating at your desk like so many Americans do. That’s how you can celebrate it, but since your Orlando private school student already will…
Eighth grade graduation is just around the corner, and your middle schooler is preparing for the days of high school. By now, they should have taken a tour of the high school, met with the high school guidance counselor, and hopefully picked out their classes for the first year. High school is an exciting time, but it can be stressful…
Stress; a feeling that can affect you regardless of age. Some may think that only adults deal with stress, but that’s far from the truth. Children deal with everyday stress, and if this goes unnoticed, they can feel overwhelmed and alone. This can come from their school, social life, and everyday pressures. So, how do you help your child cope…
Proper nutrition is extremely beneficial to a child’s growth, and the same can be said about adults. The types of nutrition that a person needs to stay nourished are usually the same for each and every person; vitamins, fat, protein, minerals etc. So, what are some of the nutrient-dense foods that can help your child stay nourished and healthy throughout…
The evolution of the Internet brings forth excitement and danger. It’s not that off the mark to consider the Internet as the wild west, where you may need to be careful where you wander. Nevertheless, your child will more than likely be exposed to the Internet with or without your permission. So how can you keep your child safe while…
Although more females have access to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) oriented education and studies, there is still a steady decline across the board in the number of women who are in those majors, which is at around only 30 percent. While scientists have no conclusive evidence as to why this is, some questions surround whether this is due…
According to a study from the American Journal of Public Health, the body mass index of kindergartners and first-graders increased two to three times as fast during the summer months as opposed to the school year. Of course, there are other factors that help to contribute to this, such as regular exercise during P.E. and the days are more structured.…
It may seem ironic that children learn through creative play, but research has proven that preschoolers are able to solve problems using critical thinking, express opinions and ideas that would not normally surface in a face-to-face conversation, and learn to take risks through creative expression. Although often paired with art, creative expression need not contain a paintbrush or clay. Here…
Learning is a part of our everyday lives and is especially important for our students. As they advance onto more difficult subjects each new year, the information they learn may not be retained as much as we would hope. What is the reason for this? To simply sum it up, if a student does not find the particular subject interesting…
