Quiz: What is my child’s play personality?
Take our quiz to learn your child’s play style & how you can support them
Do you have a case of the Terrible (Two)sdays? Join HOMER’s Child and Family Development Coordinator, Rachel Kalkstein, as she guides a family yoga practice to turn that frown upside down (literally!)
Skill Spotlight: Spatial awareness, gross motor movement
As your child starts 3rd grade reading, they’ll be introduced to more complex texts and skills. Learn how you can support their reading at home.
If you’re wondering how to teach compound words for kids, you’re in the right place. Discover tips for helping your child understand compound words.
During emergent literacy, kids learn crucial skills that lead to reading and writing. Find out what they are and how you can help!
Learn about the six syllable types and how to introduce your child to each one. Also, discover how this knowledge can improve reading and spelling skills.
Early childhood education sets your child up for success, both in later academic pursuits and in life. Learn why it’s important and how you can get started.
What will your child learn in 2nd grade reading? Discover key concepts they’ll work on and get book recommendations and tips to enhance their learning.
Looking for some new activities to do with your little one? Try out our 12 sensory activities for toddlers that are all about hands-on learning and fun.
Wondering if your 2nd grader is on track or whether they need some support? We’ll tell you what a 2nd grader should know by the end of the year.
Kindergarten reading sets your child up for a long, successful, and rewarding relationship with literature and language. But what do they need to know?
Physical play is the cornerstone of early childhood development. Learn why it’s so important and discover ways to encourage it in your child.
Wondering if it’s time for your child to play solo? We’ll tell you what independent play is, why it’s important, and give you some ideas to get started.
What should a first grader know by the end of the year? From reading longer texts to solving simple math problems, discover what first graders learn.