Articles related to "Motivating Kids"

It's not often easy to get children to assist in the upkeep of the home, but with creativity, diligence and gentle reminders there are ways to get them more interested.

Should you encourage your children to study genealogy? This hobby continues to grow in popularity.

Caffrey's positive parenting book is a vital lens. With it, parents can "zoom out" and view their kids as part of a larger generation known as Generation Me.

There are many ways to motivate students to learn and participate in the classroom leading to increased student success.

Here are some teacher-friendly tips to increase students' motivation to read.

Parents' praise is crucial to children's security and self esteem, but not all praise helps. In fact, some holds kids back. Here's parenting help to know the difference.

Showing kids how to clean up after themselves can help them develop skills and habits that will last a lifetime.

Homeschooled children often get distracted with their lessons, and this can be a problem for mom or dad. Learn ways to motivate your child to get the work done.

This article gives tips to parents and educators dealing with reluctant readers. Includes: creating a reading spot, role modeling, and choosing the right books.

Inactive kids are more likely to become obese adults, making it more likely they'll suffer from heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer. Exercise can prevent obesity.

Walk into any American classroom and you will find kids doing everything but paying attention. Many are disruptive, asleep, drawing, talking, texting, and daydreaming.

Teaching children the art of writing a thank you note is important. Motivate kids to write a note of appreciation by creating a personalized photo thank you.

Here's one simple thing parents can do to help their children try harder instead of giving up; feel good about themselves; and increase their confidence and self-esteem.

Cognitive psychologist Dr. Carol Dweck's mindset self-theory is applied to the parenting challenge of child motivation. Help children reach their fullest potentials.

Kids need to believe in themselves to be successful in life, but too often they doubt their capabilities.

Writing an engaging introduction for a children's article can be challenging, but these techniques will get writers - and their readers - off to a good start.

Elementary teachers or parents can make healthy butterfly snacks as part of a butterfly themed lesson plan or as a fun spring treat reward for young students.

Strategies for teaching alphabet to pre-K and beyond with this complete letter F lesson plan featuring letter F crafts, games, and activities.

Former Senator Campbell (Colorado) is busy these days. He remains as dedicated as ever to protecting the rights and improving the lives of Native Americans.