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When learning music feels like a magical adventure instead of a chore, kids will keep coming back for more.

Here are some ways to honor those who sacrificed their lives for our freedoms.

A special note or care package can cheer a young graduate in the short term and give him or her memories that may last a lifetime.

Unsupervised play allows children to develop character and skill sets like conflict resolution, imagination, and responsibility.

As the season gets busier, parents can put structures in place to stay on top of everything.

When video games start to replace real-life responsibilities and relationships, it’s time to step in—with wisdom and love.

Despite being an essential life skill, writing is often overlooked in school. At-home exercises like journaling can help your child develop it.

The common arts are part of a classical tradition through which students learn virtues alongside life skills.

Abigail Adams’s blend of maternal love, education, and fierce independence set the tone for generations of American women and mothers.