Weblinks
Parents,
Here is a list of helpful websites you might want to use at home.
-Ms. Plunkett
Discovery Education (Parent Edition)-How to help with homework.
Family Education-Provides helpful tips on dealing with difficult situations, school advice, and meal prepping.
Common Sense Media-Lists what movies and shows are currently out and reviews what age they are safe for. Also gives advice on dealing with your child and social media.
CSPN-Helps with saving money for your child's college fund.
NEA (Parent Edition)-Provides advice on how to foster your child's desire to learn and aid them in their education.
PTA-A website for the National Parent-Teacher Association, which helps in advocating for students.
Class Dojo-An easier way to communicate with me.
Boystown-Provides tools to help parents teach kindness at home and prevent bullying.
Scholastic (Parent Edition)-A great site to find books for your student, access to activities, and information on book fairs.
Reading Rockets-This site provides great ways to engage in your child's learning experience, how to help struggling readers, and other literacy related topics.
Kids Health-Tips on how to help your child succeed in the classroom everyday.
Today's Parent-Site that provides resources for growing families, this specific link provides educational sites that are safe for students.
Oxford Owl-Filled with activities for students to perform at home, consists of varying subjects.
PBS Parents-Provides educational exercises, activities, and helpful tips for parents.
Raz Kids-This site does require payment, but there is a free trial. Helpful for emergent readers, provides interactive reading activities/ebooks.
Aha! Parenting-Advice and tips for parents of school aged children.
Moms Who Think-A helpful site that provides education tips, recipes, craft ideas, holiday activities, and an assortment of advice.
Roller Coaster-Covers everything from getting a pet, to dating as a single parent, to helping your child get a good nights sleep.
Scary Mommy-A funny website that contains realistic articles about parenting by your childs age, living your life, and parent related news.
Digital Parenting-A psychologists blog that specifically targets raising children in the digital age.