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By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Are your children ready for an out of this world adventure? It's time to colonize Mars!

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Find ideas for exploring the universe and astronomy with your child.

This article contains a historic timeline of flight.

Should a mother give in and let her child have access to what she feels is inappropriate music for him?

Make music a part of your family life. It can enrich developmental skills, and it's fun!

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article describes how book reports develop language arts skills and how you can help your child master them.

In this article, an experienced science-fair judge offers tips on how to produce a winning science project.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article explains the value of science fairs and offers some examples of science projects that students might consider. Learn how you can help your child prepare for the science fair without getting stressed.

Learn where you can go to find out about organizations that focus on adult literacy.

This article provides interesting facts on hurricanes and other powerful storms.

According to our expert, there is no reading level that a first grader should be at when school year begins.

When it comes to improving your child's handwriting, practice makes perfect.

If you're unsatisfied with the literature in your child's classroom, take the initiative to pursue the classics on your own.

Has your son's reading improved with the tutor? If not, an evaluation may reveal that he has a learning disability.

An inability to get words down on paper doesn't necessarily indicate a lack of intelligence. Here's how to help your child with penmanship.

Expert advice on how to get kids to enjoy reading.

Read suggestions for preventing mosquito bites in kids.

Families in which the parents come from different cultural, ethnic, and religious backgrounds must discover their own ways of celebrating the holiday season.