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Kids on the Yard

Kids on the Yard Educational Company, For Their Future, For Their Growth Inspiring Personal Growth! We offer 21st-Century Whole Child Tutoring Approach In-Person & Online for Pre-K through College years plus Adults! Our tutoring program focuses on personalized one-on-one tutoring, Homeschool Programs/Teachers, School Support, Homework Help, Academic Coaching Programs, SEL Life Coaching for Children and Families, and Educational Therapists/Specialists. "Because life happens on the yard and in the

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3 Tips to Make Reading More Enjoyable for Reluctant...

Kids on the Yard ·

2025/04/01

1. Identify Interests Discovering what captivates someone can transform them into an enthusiastic reader. If a child can spend hours discussing dinosaurs, then books exploring prehistoric wonders can be their gateway into reading. Those passionate about sports might find biographies of athletes or stories about memorable games engaging. For science enthusiasts, books that examine new […]

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How to Use Math Activities Real-Life Skills and Vice...

Kids on the Yard ·

2025/03/31

One of the main reasons children develop a dislike for math is because they don’t see how it connects to their everyday lives. Let’s fix that with math activities that build real-life skills and real-life activities that build math skills. Integrate Math with Daily Life Highlight math by weaving it into everyday activities. These hands-on […]

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4 Middle School Organization Tips for Teaching Time...

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2025/03/30

1. Write Down Everything Middle school brings new responsibilities, and staying organized is key. Encourage kids to write down tasks, assignments, and thoughts. This simple technique helps clear their minds and focuses attention on what needs to be done. Writing things down is a form of cognitive offloading. It reduces stress and improves organization. Each […]

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16 Fun Outdoor Learning Activities for Warm Weather

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2025/03/27

Warm and happy days are approaching! The shining sun always brings the opportunity to try and learn new things. At Kids on the Yard, we love exploring different ways to learn- varying from screen learning to outdoor learning. Both are incredibly valuable ways to gain an understanding of the world. But with Summer approaching- we’re […]

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IEP Accommodations: 3 Powerful Tips to Talk to Teachers

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2025/03/25

1. Build Supportive Relationships with Teachers When engaging with teachers about IEP accommodations, establish a connection that promotes cooperation and mutual respect. Begin by acknowledging the teacher’s workload and constraints. Express empathy for their position and highlight your role as a partner in your child’s education. Share insights into how certain accommodations work best for […]

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5 Excellent Spring Organization Tips for...

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2025/03/24

For students, Spring brings outdoor adventures, and a well-earned break from homework. But for homeschool parents, it signals the challenge of tackling end-of-year clutter and gearing up for the final stretch of the school year. To help you refresh your space and stay organized, our team at Kids on the Yard has curated five essential […]

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Mid-Year Homeschool Check-In: 3 Ways To Ensure Your...

Kids on the Yard ·

2025/03/23

1. Evaluate Academic Progress 2. Assess Home and Schedule Efficiency Fine-tuning your home and schedule creates a supportive learning environment that benefits everyone. 3. Foster Positive Relationships Fostering positive relationships at home establishes a strong foundation for educational success and equips children with valuable interpersonal skills. By focusing on progress, efficiency, and relationships, you create […]

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Encouraging A Growth Mindset in Elementary Schoolers

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2025/03/23

Teachers’ Mindsets and Their Impact Teachers’ beliefs about intelligence significantly influence their teaching methods and students’ learning experiences. Those with a growth mindset often employ diverse strategies to enhance student engagement, praising effort and viewing mistakes as learning opportunities. Conversely, educators with a fixed mindset might emphasize performance over the learning process, potentially discouraging risk-taking. […]

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What to Do If Your Child’s Report Card Shows Low Scores

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2025/03/21

Oh no! You open your child’s report card and see lower grades than expected. It’s natural to feel concerned—maybe you wonder if this reflects your parenting, the school’s curriculum, or something else entirely. Before jumping to conclusions, it’s essential to take a step back and assess the situation with patience and an open mind. Low […]

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How to Advocate for More Support in Your Child’s IEP

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2025/03/19

Understanding the educational rights of your child is important for advocating for their needs. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) provides a framework for parents to engage with educators to secure necessary accommodations and services. 1. Understand Your Child’s Rights Knowing your rights under IDEA is crucial for advocating for your child’s educational accommodations […]

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Building Confidence in Struggling Readers Before...

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2025/03/18

When students’ attention begins to falter and old methods no longer work, its time to reach in the magic bag and find some new ways to grab their attention! Whether it’s decoding struggles, comprehension difficulties, or focus issues, every child faces unique obstacles on their reading journey. By identifying these challenges and implementing engaging interventions, […]

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How to Improve Your Child’s Reading Comprehension at...

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2025/03/18

Establishing a reading habit can be beneficial for children and families. Regular reading times create structure, improve literacy skills, and foster connections through shared stories and discussions. Create a Reading Routine Designating consistent times for reading each day can turn it into a valued habit. Whether it’s before bedtime or after school, sticking to a […]

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Understanding 504 Plans vs. IEPs: What’s Right for...

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2025/03/17

Ensuring that students with disabilities receive the support they need in school is essential for their academic success and personal development. Two key frameworks, 504 Plans and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), provide necessary accommodations and services to help these students thrive. While both plans are designed to remove barriers to learning, they differ in eligibility […]

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3 Excellent IEP Meeting Prep Tips for Parents

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2025/03/14

As the school year ends, it’s common for teachers to inform parents that their child may need an Individualized Education Program (IEP) for the upcoming year. If you’re new to this process, you might have many questions, such as: The most reassuring thing you can do as a parent is to come fully prepared for […]

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End-of-Year IEP Planning: How to Start Now

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2025/03/13

IEP stands for Individualized Education Program. An IEP is a legal document or plan for a child with a particular need. It is a map that displays special education supports, instruction, and services that children with identified disabilities require to thrive and progress in school. Learn more about the general definition and requirements for an IEP here. […]

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How to Help Your Child Develop Better Study Skills

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2025/03/13

Let’s face it—most children don’t willingly sit down to study. Whether it’s distractions, a lack of motivation, or simply not knowing where to start, studying often feels like a chore. This leaves parents asking “How can I help my child build strong study habits without taking away their independence?” Good news- with the right strategies, […]

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Executive Functioning Tips to Improve Homework Habits

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2025/03/11

Maintaining a Consistent Routine Consistency in routine helps keep children on track, especially during spring’s distractions. Each day should have a rhythm to help children stay focused. This isn’t about inflexibility, but finding a structure that provides clarity. Standardize wake-up times, even on weekends, to regulate their internal clock. Set regular periods for homework, ideally […]

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Early Signs of Learning Gaps: How to Address Them Now

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2025/03/09

Identification of Early Learning Gaps Learning gaps can develop unnoticed in a student’s education. Early identification is key to effective remediation and keeping students on track with their peers. Inconsistent test scores often signal potential learning gaps, prompting educators to investigate further using standardized tests, quizzes, and assignments. Frequent homework frustration is another indicator. Students […]

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Mid-Year Learning: Three Ways To Assess Your Child’s...

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2025/03/07

The Importance of Mid-Year Check-Ins Welcome to Kids on the Yard’s Spring Academic Check-In! As we reach the midpoint of the school year, it’s natural for students to experience fluctuations in focus and motivation. This is an excellent opportunity to reassess their progress, reinforce strengths, and address any challenges they may be facing. By reviewing […]

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ADHD Learning Support: Four Key Strategies for a...

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2025/03/04

The child who finds spinning their pencil more engaging than their math lesson or dashes to pet Biscuit just minutes after sitting down isn’t being difficult—they’re navigating the unique challenges of ADHD. These moments can be frustrating, but with the right strategies, they can become opportunities for growth. As a parent or teacher, you have […]

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