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 Every school year, a child will spend more time at home than they do in school. A parent is a child’s first teacher and education truly does begin at home. When parents and teachers work together to support a child’s learning, a child will flourish. https://tcacademy.org/2020/08/24/inspiration-for-both-parents-and-teachers/

 Giving your kids chores is more than just a way for you to get some help around the house. Chores also help your child to learn responsibility and important skills. They help your child to become more independent. But the question on many parents’ minds is, what is the right age to start? https://tcacademy.org/2019/07/11/what-age-to-start-giving-chores-to-my-children/

Children are naturally creative and supporting this will help develop their confidence and social skills to carry them through life. There are endless opportunities to nurture their imaginations and give them the freedom to explore their curiosity. https://tcacademy.org/2020/08/07/sparking-childrens-creativity-and-learning/

Reading is an essential part of a child’s learning and future success in school. Unfortunately, many children see reading as either a chore or they might suffer from anxiety when they are first starting out to read. https://tcacademy.org/2019/10/21/how-to-boost-your-childs-reading-confidence/

Sleep is crucial for human beings of all ages. However, for toddlers, sleep is that much more important. Toddlers spend more of their time asleep than awake. This is mostly because the growth process happens as they sleep. https://tcacademy.org/2020/02/21/healthy-sleep-habits-for-toddlers/

There is no denying that there are unlimited choices when it comes to picking a school for young ones. However, choosing the right school is of utmost importance since this is what helps to mold a young mind and help them shine in whatever path they choose. https://tcacademy.org/2020/06/25/unique-ways-to-teach-children-something-different-this-summer/

It is nearly impossible to avoid screens in our current culture. The age has become younger and younger, with many schools even requiring young children to have some sort of device. As parents, we sometimes feel forced to give in to “screens”, even if we don’t exactly like it. https://tcacademy.org/2020/05/13/how-screen-time-affects-children/