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Lead by Example

A few weeks ago, our Co-founder Stephanie shared a sweet moment when her daughter revealed wisdom around teamwork and trust. This

Printable “thinking caps” for your child to practice learning letters.

Back by popular demand: we’re moving on to a new letter with Homer’s Alphabet Scavenger hunt. Join us as we

Cultivate a spirit of kindness with Valentine sugar cookies.

Nothing brightens up family time like music. Music teaches children about rhyme, an important part of learning to read.

We compiled a list of activities that promote fine motor skills, gross motor skills, organization, creativity, and imagination!

We’ve compiled a list of the best printables to use for beginning readers. Our practice sheets are perfect for when screen time is over.

While children don’t need to read before kindergarten, these skills make learning to read easier.

A list of our favorite children’s books to help combat those back to school nerves.