A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n
The Helping Your Child publication series aims to provide parents with the tools and information necessary to help their children succeed in school and life. These booklets feature practical lessons and activities to help their school aged and preschool children master reading, understand the value of homework and develop the skills and values necessary to achieve and grow.
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Help Your Child
Improve in Test-Taking (April 1993) suggests some simple techniques
parents can use to help their children develop the ability to do well on tests. |
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Help Your
Child Learn to Write Well (April 1993) gives parents simple and
fun strategies for helping their children learn to write welland to enjoy doing it! |
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Helping Your
Child Learn Geography (October 1996) offers many simple, fun activities
to teach youngsters the fundamentals of geographyfrom creating treasure maps to helping
children find pen pals. |
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Helping Your Child
Learn History (July 1993) is a tool parents can use to stimulate their
children's active involvement in the history that surrounds them every day. |
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Helping Your Child
Learn Math (June 1999) provides proven ideas and activities for families to help their children succeed in math. This booklet includes activities for families with elementary school-aged children and is designed for parents to have fun with their children while reinforcing mathematical skills. This second edition offers a variety of activities that will help children learn and apply mathematical concepts such as geometry, algebra, measurement, statistics, and probability in a useful and fun way.
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Helping Your Child
Learn Science (August 1991) suggests ways parents can interest their
children from about 3 to 10 years old in science. It includes basic information about
science and a sampling of activities for children to do. |
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Cómo ayudar a sus
hijos a aprender ciencia (septiembre de 1992 ). Este libro
sugiere formas en las que usted puede ayudar a sus hijos interesándolos en la ciencia, de
los 3 a los 10 años de edad. Se incluye una breve información sobre ciencia y
ejemplos de actividades para que los niños las hagan. |
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Helping Your Child
Use the Library (April 1993) provides information about introducing
children to the abundance of books, plus many other valuable resources and services, that
libraries have to offer. |
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Cómo ayudar a sus
hijos a usar la biblioteca (julio de 1993) describe los objetivos
de las bibliotecas públicas y explica cómo los padres pueden utilizar los servicios de
las bibliotecas, especialmente en lo que se refiere a preparar a sus hijosdesde su
infancia hasta los cinco años de edadpara la escuela y ayudar a sus hijos de edad
escolar a aumentar sus conocimientos y sus logros escolares. |
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