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In this fun activity, you'll trace your child's feet so that he can make his own species of dinosaur!

Despite the trend toward computer-based learning, an aversion to writing by hand still needs to be overcome.

A child who has reading comprehension difficulties won't find much pleasure in reading on his own.

Illegible writing is a common problem for young, gifted boys. Here's what a concerned parent should do.

The Florida Parent Educators Association has a very comprehensive listing of all the requirements for Florida homeschoolers.

Read our top ten homework help strategies to improve your child's math performance.

A prepackaged curriculum is the easiest choice for parents who are new to homeschooling. Many experienced homeschoolers slowly begin the shift toward creating their own curriculum.

Children with dyscalculia can exhibit problems in math for many different reasons.

Specific reading comprehension troubles, such as difficulty with rhyming words or sight words, don't usually signal a catastrophic problem.

If you had to be a character from The Vile Village, who would you be? Would it be more fun to be the miserable Count Olaf, or one of the brave Baudelaire children?

This article explains why it is important to frequently read to your child.

Problems with reading comprehension/retention could be indicative of a learning disability or an attention deficit disorder.

Don't be afraid to turn off the TV! Limit time on the computer to half an hour. But don't force the reading issue or your child will rebel.

Here is an expert's advice to a seventh-grader who is struggling with reading.

Our expert advises a seventh-grader how to improve reading skills.

Grocery shopping and preparing meals are good ways for your child to practice his language skills.

This pre-reading activity will help improve a child's language and imagination skills.

This article offers a basic guide for helping children make the connection between words and meaning.