What parents need to know about the importance of inclusive education.

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Some kids just don’t show interest in learning letters, colours and shapes.

Explore your local library and take advantage of knowledgeable staff. 

It’s a common question from parents of preschoolers: “Does my child need to be able to print his or her name before starting kindergarten?”

If our kids and grandkids are going to be in charge of the planet some day, we better make sure they know what they’re doing. Nurturing their curiosity is key, and science fairs can help.

Young children learn through play, which by its very nature provides a context for physical, social, emotional, cognitive creative and linguistic learning. 

Kindergarten is a still a big step for a four-, five- or six-year-old – especially if the child hasn’t been in preschool – and families can help by following these tips.

Need help with your back to school list? These great products are sure to get your kids pumped for class.

Deciding whether to send your toddler or preschool-aged child to nursery school can feel like a big decision, especially when some of the choices out there are untraditional.