[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.0.72″ background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” border_style=”solid”] We all know dance is great for kids who are constantly on the move…fortunately, there are many great dance classes for children as young as 18 months old… Read More »Brooklyn Dance Classes – Spring 2018 Edition
Making sure your kids are exposed to learning in the STEM fields is a great way to prepare them for future success. One of the best ways is with iDTech. iDTech is the premier technology… Read More »Give Your Kids a STEM Advantage (Sponsored)
Local Brooklyn Children’s author Abby Hanlon’s chapter book series (ages 6-8) gains a new installment this month with DORY FANTASMAGORY HEAD IN THE CLOUDS. Abby is a former teacher who stopped teaching to stay at… Read More »Local Brooklyn Children’s Author Presents DORY FANTASMAGORY HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
As we all know, preparing your child for standardized tests is an arduous journey. In my experience as an educational consultant, I’ve found that starting preparation early and gradually (so your child can connect the… Read More »Surviving Standardized Test Prep— Part 2
Let’s face it. Standardized testing is not a fun experience. While it used to serve the function of measuring raw academic ability and whether a student was a good fit for a certain school, it… Read More »A Guide to Surviving Standardized Test Prep— Part 1 Early Prep
[Sponsored] Thursday I attended an exciting event at the Barclay’s Center designed to teach local kids financial literacy. Sponsored by Mass Mutual, it was hosted by Hill Harper and included a surprise Nets guest (former… Read More »Are Your Kids #Futuresmart?
With so many early childhood music classes and programs, they can all seem the same. So when I heard about Timbalooloo, I wasn’t expecting something so different. I spoke with Oran Etkin, founder of Timbalooloo,… Read More »Talking with Instruments and Maybe Even Learning Music as a First Language
Immersing your child in a second language, or raising your a bilingual child, gives him or her a great advantage. But it can be a challenge is raising a bilingual child when you are not… Read More »Raising a Bilingual Child When You Are Not
There’s nothing more discouraging to children and parents than receiving a report that your child may need help with school. Your child may feel frustrated and sad over their struggles, while you are pulling your… Read More »Does Your Child Really Need a Tutor?
I wanted to take the opportunity to do a piece on the magical, wonderful world of long-time, award-winning children’s book writer and illustrator Geoffrey Hayes. Not only was I lucky enough to grow up with… Read More »The Wonderful World of Children’s Book Illustrator Geoffrey Hayes