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Elementary School

Check out the latest articles and ideas around childhood independence for elementary students.

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20 Fun Backyard Games on Free Printable Cards

These fun backyard games are available as printable cards. They are some of the most classic childhood games that all kids should learn how to play.

Innovative Education & Schools

Should We Still Be Teaching Kids How to Read and Use Maps?

Innovative Education & Schools

Behavior Charts Encourage Fear and Inequality in the Classroom, and It’s Time to Get Rid of Them 

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Our Students Are Struggling with Social Media and Anxiety—and Adults Are the Ones to Blame

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7 DIY Snow Experiments Kids Can Do on Their Own

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Get the Let Grow Kid Card to Celebrate Childhood Independence

Innovative Education & Schools

Student-Led Conferences Should Be Available at All Schools

Innovative Education & Schools

P.E. Class Needs Less Structure and More Free Play

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Teachers Are Quitting, Students Are Crying, and Parents Are Frustrated—Welcome to Kindergarten

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School Recess Keeps Shrinking, and Our Kids Deserve Better 

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It’s Not Enough to Teach Kids How to Be Independent If We Don’t Let Them Put it into Practice 

Parenting

 I Want to Let My Son Walk to School with Friends, But There’s a Problem

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Movement Breaks Should Not Be a Substitute for Recess

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