The Skill Kids Need That You Won’t Find on a Report Card We invest a significant amount of time preparing children for school. We ask questions like: - Can they…
We want our kids to feel confident.So naturally, we tend to steer them toward things they're good at.But what if we're missing one of the best opportunities to build real…
Rye bread may not be the first bread most kids ask for, but that’s exactly what makes it a great Breaducation adventure! With its slightly earthy flavor and heartier texture,…
We often spend time teaching children how to behave, reminding them to be gracious in victory, to congratulate others, and to remain calm in defeat. However, children learn more from…
Helping Children Look Up, Notice Others, and Build Real Connection Our children are growing up with more ways to communicate than any generation before them. They can send messages instantly,…
Many parents often ask a familiar question after events like a soccer game, spelling test, dance recital, or piano performance: "Did you win?" This question comes from a natural desire…
As parents, we want our children to succeed. We cheer from the sidelines at soccer games, celebrate report cards, and proudly display artwork on the refrigerator. We clap a little…
When we prepare our children for the future, it’s easy to focus primarily on academics. We want them to read well, solve math problems, earn good grades, get accepted into…
As a new school year begins, many children are thinking about the same things:"Will I like my teacher?""Will I make friends?""Will I fit in?"Students often worry about what clothes to…
Why Teaching Kids Forgiveness Is One of the Greatest Gifts We Can Give Them Children are going to experience hurt feelings. Someone won't share the toy.A classmate may leave them…
