Don’t count kindergarten out. ... Kindergarten is too important to leave any child out, and it’s great to see our state on the right track with so many kids registering.

Kindergarten is too important to leave any child out, and it’s great to see our state on the right track with so many kids registering. A child’s brain develops rapidly between ages 2 and 7 ...

In the U.S., Kinder fans don't get the Surprise; Americans get Kinder Joy, a disappointing replacement. Unlike the original, ...

I forgot to sign my kid up for kindergarten. It's not the end of the world, but WHOOPS. Anyway, I'm writing this blog post just in case you, too, forgot to enroll your kid. It doesn't take long ...

Some parents like Levy don't see much value in traditional kindergarten. For others, it's a matter of keeping children in other child care arrangements that better fit their lifestyles.

Don't believe everything you learned in school about the Pilgrims and the Native people who met them. From the landing on Plymouth Rock to the harmonious feast with the native Wampanoags, the ...

My granddaughter stopped me in my tracks a couple of Wednesdays ago. I don’t often pick her up from school – she’s 10 and a fifth-grader – but Mom and Dad were swamped so I was volunteered ...

Ann Brackemyer, a kindergarten teacher in Illinois, is sharing an “unpopular opinion” about birthday cupcakes at school. “Please don’t bring cupcakes,” Brackemyer urged parents in a now ...

For many families, kindergarten is no longer the assumed first step in a child’s formal education, another sign of the way the pandemic and online learning upended the U.S. school system.

Don’t count kindergarten out. Here is why. Allison Bunn. Tue, April 1, 2025 at 9:49 AM UTC. 4 min read. Ana hated reading. Her mother, who taught her at home, had the best intentions but didn ...

CONCORD, Calif. (AP) — Aylah Levy had some catching up to do this fall when she started first grade. After spending her kindergarten year at an alternative program that met exclusively outdoors ...

Some parents like Levy don’t see much value in traditional kindergarten. For others, it’s a matter of keeping children in other child care arrangements that better fit their lifestyles.