Your Child, Ages 7-11
Dear Parents,
As the school year winds down, take some time to review your child's Language Arts skills. Is your third-grader, fourth-grader, or fifth-grader performing at the appropriate level? If not, our Language Arts skill-builders and printables can help. You can also take a look at the top ten ways to improve reading skills, and the top ways to get your kids to read.
This issue also answers parents' questions about allowance and chores. How much should you give your child? Should an allowance be tied to doing chores? What are age-appropriate chores?
And finally, we offer some ideas to keep summer fun. When your child says, "I'm soooo bored," try some arts & crafts activities, catch some hot summer movies, plan a yard sale, and more.
From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com
Language Arts Skills
Language Arts skills are central to learning. Our resources can help boost your child's skills in this crucial area.
Allowance & Chores
Chores are important because they teach kids basic life skills and help them build personal responsibility. Should an allowance be their reward?
Summer Boredom
Summer shouldn't be overscheduled, but you don't want to let boredom creep in. Keep these ideas in mind for summer fun.
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Summer Camp Essentials
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Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts
If your child is stuck for a Father's Day gift idea, one of these will do in a pinch!
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