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Sharing is a social skill seen as part of being a good child. The truth is, young children aren’t ready to share as early as you might think.

We can show our children and students how to practice mindfulness in five specific ways, especially in the classroom.

In the next part of our series on Project-Based Learning for STEM, learn how to teach genetic testing by hosting a classroom debate.

Give every mom the gift of creativity this Mother’s Day by including her most beloved presents (her children) in this fun, photo craft.

Here are five ways parents and educators can help elementary school students cope with standardized testing anxiety.

All children are unique and develop differently, but First Things First’s (FTF) Ages and Stages helps parents learn and recognize key milestones.

In the second part of a series on Project-Based Learning for STEM, learn how to strengthen critical analysis skills through forensic science. 

April is National Poetry Month! Instead of acrostic poems, introduce students to a new type of poetry to get their creative juices flowing.

Here’s how parents and educators can teach children to navigate the internet as they work on their first research projects.

Lantern offers an early child development text messaging program to support the mental health of new parents.