Tips on how to help kids feel more confident and less stressed about test-taking:

Check out these favorite kids’ books recommended at the #KaplanKids Twitter Party! Don’t forget to comment to add your recommendations to the list.

We’ve talked about how to get the most out of your Parent-Teacher Conference and how to share your concerns with your child’s teacher. Today’s tip will help you turn your Parent-Teacher Conference into a productive, supportive conversation to help your child be more successful.

“How do you help your kids when they get stuck on a homework problem or tough assignment?” Here are some of the great tips parents shared at the #KaplanKids Twitter Party!

We all have concerns and observations that we’d like to share with our kids’ teachers, but stepping up and actually saying them is sometimes easier said than done. Today’s tip on Parent-Teacher Conferences will help you express your concerns comfortably and constructively.

Join us this afternoon at 3:00pm EST for a Twitter Party on kids’ learning with @MomCentral and @Kaplantutoring! By participating, you’ll be entered to win one of six $50 prizes to spend at Amazon.com, and you’ll get great tips on how to help your child succeed in school and beyond.

It’s important to know how to get the most out of your child’s Parent-Teacher Conference before sitting down with the teacher. Posts on the Kaplan Tutoring blog this week will focus on how to get the most out of your child’s next Parent-Teacher Conference.

Log in from home for our free live online workshop about how to help kids start school with confidence and get the most out of this school year!

A fun science experiment that uses bath and pool toys explain why ducks float. Best for kids in kindergarten through 2nd grade!

All kids ages 8-10 have a chance to spell their way to New York City for the Grand Finale of Macy’s 5th Annual Spelling Bee, hosted by Reading Is Fundamental!