We all know time flies when we’re having fun, and this summer has been no exception. In just a few weeks, students will fill school hallways with eager anticipation of what’s ahead – catching up with friends, meeting new teachers, and commencing a busy lineup of new activities. And, even though the school year tends to be busy, parents often look forward, too, to getting...
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As we begin to think about the next school year, some of you with struggling students may be facing the prospect of “holding back” your child, repeating a grade because they weren’t successful at grasping all of the concepts taught this past year. Some schools might make grade retention mandatory, but in many, the parents have a choice. So what’s best for your child? Consider...
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Fun with an English lesson included! Mad Libs are super silly, but an entertaining way to keep kids busy and laughing during any road trip. There are several versions, including junior versions that is great for kids because it provides them with word lists to help them choose. Even on summer vacation, you can help your students sharpen their English skills and enjoy the time...
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School is almost out for the summer and with it comes freedom…and lack of routine. This is one of the biggest organizing dilemmas that parents face over the summer, and this is why your kids are complaining by August, “I’m bored”. Whether they are willing to admit it or not, kids like structure. They like knowing what comes next and what to expect and unfortunately,...
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There’s no doubt technology is an integral part of life, and that’s not all bad. After all, computers can be a gateway to educational opportunities and cell phones are a great way to stay in touch with your busy teen. But you know as well as I do that kids often get wrapped up in Internet surfing, texting, social networking, and gaming. Even adults can...
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May 2012 – Raising Great Men Radio Blog – Listen to Part 2 of Kathy’s interview, “Getting Your Son Organized for Academic Success.” Katy will be discussing how to help your son be more organized for academic success. Having a passion to help students reach their full potential, Kathy launched a new division of Come To Order…The Organizing Tutor. She offers parents a full assessment...
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January 2012 – Raising Great Men Radio Blog – Listen to Part 1 of Kathy’s interview, “Getting Your Son Organized for Academic Success.” Katy will be discussing how to help your son be more organized for academic success. Having a passion to help students reach their full potential, Kathy launched a new division of Come To Order…The Organizing Tutor. She offers parents a full assessment...
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The key to daily productivity! Organize your holiday to-do list and accomplish great things every day with the Family Facts Daily and Weekly Schedulers. The unique format helps you categorize and prioritize your time and plan your activities. Designed to focus your energies, maximize your efficiency and motivate you to accomplish more every day!
Simple, sturdy, and so convenient, if you have kids, you’ll both love SwoopBags! These bags open wide and basically create a 44″ diameter floor mat for playing. When playtime is over, simply place all of the toys on the mat, gather up the cord and pull it tight, and all of the toys are contained in a bag, which you can hang for storage. Perfect...
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Just in time to corral all of your child’s stuffed animals before the toys arrive from Santa! You can either slide animals in and out through the flexible bars or just toss them over the top, like a game of basketball. Your kids just might have fun putting away their toys now! The Little Zookeeper will store about 90 medium-sized stuffed toys, and it’s easy...
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