Your Child, Ages 7-11
Dear Parents,
Chores are important, though your kids may be less than eager to pitch in for spring cleaning. We have tips on assigning chores, dealing with procrastinators, and setting allowances.
April Fools! Give in to your April foolishness and complete our silly stories about historical moments, classroom craziness, and family outings.
In addition to word fun printables, we have other skill-builders to nourish your child's language skills. For example, make cereal box stories with your family, or visualize the setting of a story.
From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com
Chores
Get your family's help around the house with the aid of our advice.
Word Fun
Have some fun on April Fool's Day by filling in the blanks for these silly stories.
Language Arts Skill-Builders
Bolster your child's language skills using our activities and printables.
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