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Learning to count money is an important math skill for your child. This early learning math activity will help her learn how to count coins.

As your child is learning to spell, these flash card spelling activities can help him with vocabulary retention and how to recognize sight words.

In this writing activity, kids learn how to create a sentence pyramid. Help your child practice his writing skills by learning to write complex sentences.

In this writing activity, your child will learn how to construct sentences. Help your child practice his writing skills by showing him how to "stack" sentences.

Play this memory game with your child to help build word recognition skills, work on his concentration skills, and to build your child's vocabulary.

Find toys to get your child excited about the STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and math)! See our picks for science kits and math games for preschoolers and kids of all ages.

Looking for the best math and science apps for kids? Check out these cool apps for all ages, which will grow your child's love of the STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and math).

Is helping your child with homework more frustrating and confusing than ever before, thanks to the new Common Core standards? Whether you need math help, a grammar refresher, or project ideas, check out the best free homework help resources online.

Despite the fact that teaching cursive is now optional in most states, and technology is on the rise, handwriting both in print and cursive is still a highly valuable skill. Learn about the important benefits!

Find out what children struggle with most when learning to write, and tips on how to help.

Some U.S. presidents' names happen to make very cute baby names -- for both boys and girls. Check out our list of the best president-inspired baby names, from Theodore to Kennedy, and see which ones get your vote.

How can children learn to embrace math? Jo Boaler, a former mathematics professor at Stanford University, offers advice to busy parents and teachers in her book What's Math Got to Do with It? How Parents and Teachers Can Help Children Learn to Love Their Least Favorite Subject.