Category Archives: Grade Levels

Grade level posts, including elementary, high school, etc.

The Ultimate Summer Reading List For Elementary Students

Summer is here and we have the ultimate summer reading list for your elementary learners. Continue reading

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The Top Summer Reading List For Middle Schoolers

This summer reading list for middle schoolers has everything you need for a wonderful summer of reading. Continue reading

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High School Summer Reading List: The Top Books For Your Teen

If you are looking for the best way to help your high school student develop a love of reading, this ultimate guide to summer reading is a great place to start! Continue reading

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2023 Sonlight Scholarship Winners Announced

Meet this year's bright, accomplished, servant-hearted Sonlight Scholarship winners. These exceptional Sonlight-educated students are poised to make a difference in the world. As the winners of our annual Sonlight scholarship competition, they have each been awarded $20,000, $10,000, or $4,000 for college. Continue reading

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5 Principles for a Peaceful Preschool at Home

"Many people ask me what our younger kids do while I am working with our two older boys. Since the preschool 4/5 program can be done in short segments throughout the day, Lydia (4) enjoys the individual attention over shared books and … Continue reading

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3 Ways to Create a Culture of Learning for Your Preschooler at Home

When you have a preschooler, you begin to worry about when and how to start teaching them. As parents, we have the amazing responsibility to create an environment that helps our children grow.  Luckily, a preschool education at home makes … Continue reading

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Failing Preschool: An Early Education Trend That Crushes Kids

"My daughter failed kindergarten because she wouldn't sit still." These words from a mom who wrote me recently were just another confirmation of the unrealistic (and unhealthy!) expectations for American kindergarten. Young children are born to explore, interact, and discover. … Continue reading

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