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Building Blocks of Math

1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ Building Blocks of Math for Little Learners 4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣ Math is a language that starts with the fundamental concept of one-to-one correspondence. It’s the stepping stone to understanding number quantities and developing the ability to count accurately. For young minds in Pre-K and Kindergarten, grasping this skill is as crucial as learning the alphabet! What […]

Tip Tuesday: Homework Routines for the Win

Establishing a homework routine is a cornerstone of academic success for children. It not only ensures that homework is completed daily but also instills a sense of responsibility and develops strong work ethics. Here’s how you can establish an effective homework routine for your kids. Give Kids an Option Empowering children with choices can increase […]

Beat the Summer Slide with Our K-3 Review Summer Camp

As the school year winds down and the anticipation of summer break grows, there’s an underlying concern that creeps into the minds of parents and educators alike—the dreaded ‘summer slide.’ This term refers to the academic regression that many children experience during the summer months, a phenomenon that can significantly impact a student’s readiness for […]

Get Ready for Kindergarten With Our Summer Readiness Program

The transition to Kindergarten is a major milestone in a child’s life, filled with anticipation, excitement, and, let’s face it, a bit of anxiety—not just for the little ones but for parents too. As the new school year approaches, you might find yourself pondering some important questions: Is my child ready for school? Will they […]

Building Handwriting Superstars: 5 Simple Exercises to Strengthen Your Child’s Fine Motor Skills

At A Village Learning Center (AVLC), we’re dedicated to nurturing every aspect of a child’s development, from academic prowess to physical dexterity. We recently shared a fantastic real demonstrating five simple yet effective exercises to enhance your child’s handwriting by strengthening their fine motor skills. Research has shown that children with robust fine motor abilities […]