Stop the Summer Slide!
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As we dive right into the summer season, you might hear the phrase “summer slide” being thrown around in educational circles. What does this phrase
Jennifer Blanchard
Jennifer Blanchard currently serves as an Educator Assistant at Dailies, teaches a few Dailies classes, and also writes elementary literacy curriculum. She has been in the field of education for over 10 years! She is a former Literacy Specialist/Interventionist, 3rd grade ELA teacher, and district curriculum writer. She also has created and presented professional developments at the district and campus levels.
Jennifer has a Master’s degree in Teaching and Curriculum with a specialization in Literacy from Michigan State University and her undergraduate degree is in Elementary Education, also from Michigan State University.
When Jennifer is not immersed in the world of education, she loves to read, be outside, go to the gym, cook for her family, and also spend time with her family- her husband and two husky puppies!
Here at Dailies, Kids can be Kids!
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At Dailies, we understand the importance of academic success, of course. That is the majority of our mission and our vision. We have many resources,
Reading: Fluency AND Comprehension, Not Just One!
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Have you ever experienced another parent, or even a teacher, joyfully share about how high of reading levels their kids are at? Or maybe as
Dailies Interns Speak Out: Benefits of Virtual Learning
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Did you know that Dailies gets the opportunity to work alongside high schoolers for internships we offer? We love our high school interns! Not only
Spring Learning Activities
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By Melissa O’Connor, Dailies Teacher Springtime is here! Is anyone else finding that hard to believe? To help you and your family make the most
Independence in Learning
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Tips for Working From Home
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Working virtually (somehow?!) isn’t for everyone, and just like with most things, it often takes some initial adjustments for those who find themselves with the
“What Did you Learn at School Today?”
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“What did you learn at school today?” It’s the age old question that every parent routinely asks and every child avoids. It’s not likely that
Questions for Parents to Ask in a Parent Teacher Conference
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We know that in a traditional school setting, some parents are often intimidated to attend Parent Teacher Conferences. As a parent, you yourself might have
Cultural Diversity in the Best Virtual Homeschool
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In my 17 plus years of teaching, something that has always been a part of every educational experience is cultural diversity. Way back in my
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