Parent Support

Help Your Child at Home

Read together daily – stories, articles, or anything your child enjoys.

Encourage curiosity – follow up on their questions with books, videos, or simple experiments.

Invite them into real-life tasks – cooking, gardening, shopping, or planning a trip.

Talk about the day – ask open-ended questions about what they discovered, enjoyed, or wondered.

Model lifelong learning – share something new you learned or are exploring.

Foster creativity – keep art supplies, building materials, and open-ended projects handy.

Play games – board games, puzzles, and card games build strategy, math, and collaboration skills.

Go outside – explore parks, trails, or even the backyard to spark observation and nature study.

Encourage responsibility – let kids take ownership of routines, chores, or pet care.

Celebrate effort and progress – focus on growth, not perfection.

Support friendships – host playdates or family activities that nurture social growth.

Expose them to culture – visit libraries, museums, concerts, or community events.

Give space for reflection – journaling, drawing, or simply quiet time to process learning.