The ultimate teacher is the parent. No matter how you want to cut it, a child only spends 30% of their day in a classroom. The other 70% is spent exploring, discovering, and investigating the world around them. Parents are the ultimate guide to these authentic curiosities. This responsibility can often be a challenge, but we're here to help. Our comprehensive approach to literacy education puts parents at the heart and center of this academic journey. Click below to discover how you can support your child's literacy development.
Parent Teacher ConferencesA great way to become more involved in your child’s day-to-day school life is attending parent-teacher conferences. This is a valuable opportunity to meet with your child’s teacher and discuss things about your child, like academic subjects, social skills and emotional development. Remember, you and the teacher are a team—working together! Click on the link below learn more about parent teacher conferences
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Supporting Your Child's LearningWe often think learning solely takes place in a formal academic environment. Howeverer, there is a great deal of research telling us otherwise. Most of your child's learning occurs beyond the scope of a classroom and often during playtime. Click on the link below to discover how "playtime" is often the best opportunity to support your child's learning.
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Reading With Your ChildReading with your child helps them with their language acquisition and literacy skills. Not only is it good for their literacy development, but it also provides some quality time between you and your child. Click on the link below to learn more about the importance of daily read aloud and tips to make it really count.
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