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 of this season, one of our teachers, Ms. Melissa, is sharing some ideas of seasonal educational activities you can do at home. Try one, try them all! We’re eager to … Read more Spring Learning Activities
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 that learning is something that we all do every day. This is the key part, all. We are committed to designing learning solutions that help facilitate daily learning, after all … Read more Dailies- What’s in a Name?
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 day. I have tried so many sensory bin fillers! The best thing about sensory play is you can throw in all different objects to include whatever you are teaching your … Read more Sensory Bin Fillers
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 help when you see that your child might be confused or frustrated. That’s what we’re here for, right? To help our kids face any problem that arises? As a teacher … Read more Independence in Learning
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 opportunity to work from home. That being said, there are SO many benefits to working from home (as many of us discovered for the first time throughout the pandemic), and … Read more Tips for Working From Home
“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 they didn’t learn anything, it’s just the challenge of describing what was learned in the grand view of their entire day. As a parent, it didn’t click for me until … Read more “What Did you Learn at School Today?”
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 felt anxious to hear how your child was performing and progressing, feeling the pressure to take on yet another parenting task, and unsure if you were asking the appropriate questions. … Read more Questions for Parents to Ask in a Parent Teacher Conference
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 student teaching days, I had the opportunities to learn how to become a teacher in two very distinct environments. The first was a military community, in which new students came … Read more Cultural Diversity in the Best Virtual Homeschool
Making learning fun can change the way your child views learning for his/her entire life. Keeping kids engaged can seem challenging; however, here are some ways you can make learning and education fun and interesting for your child. Having a plan will set you up for success. This will help you pace learning so that … Read more Tips on Making Learning Fun
Since I started working for a virtual learning company (Shout out to Dailies!) a little over a year ago, one of the questions that is most frequently asked of me is “Isn’t that isolating?” Working virtually is a lot of things- flexible, freeing, motivating, and just pure lovely (at least for me!), but I haven’t … Read more Virtual Learning & Virtual Work Doesn’t Have to Be Isolating