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By Elena Stout With the holiday season just around the corner, your child’s wish list may already be a mile long. Have you ever thought
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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
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With summer fast approaching, many families are looking for ways to keep their kids busy and learning this summer. As a parent of 4 kiddos
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
Dailies- What’s in a Name?
April 1, 2022
Dailies. Why is it called Dailies? Simple: Learning happens daily. At Dailies, we believe that learning doesn’t happen only from September through June, but rather
Sensory Bin Fillers
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By Stephanie Sweazy We love sensory play at our house! When I was a classroom teacher, I would include some sort of sensory activity every
Independence in Learning
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By Emily Roman, Dailies Teacher Have you ever been frustrated watching your child learn? As a parent, the first impulse is to step in and
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
February 25, 2022
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
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