Helping your kids with their homework can be a daunting task. This KidsHealth website gives parents 10 important tips to help their student be successful in completing their homework.

As children get older, it can be harder for you to learn about what your child did during the school day. They are less likely to share with you and often give you one-word answers. Scholastic lists 10 questions that parents can ask their child to learn about their day while receiving more than a one word answer.

Children are spending more time using technology than other activities. Although media can be beneficial to their education and growth, the subject matter and amount of time can be hurtful to their health. This website gives parents guidelines on how to limit their child's screen time.

After a fun summer of playing, children are usually not excited about going back to school. It can also be a big adjustment from their flexible summer schedule to a more rigid academic schedule. Sylvan Learning gives parents some suggestions on how to get your kid excited and prepared for the new school year.

Students start taking more tests around third grade. A lot of students develop test anxiety from the pressure to do well. PBS gives parents 10 helpful tips to help their child tackle test anxiety.

A child's day is very busy. They spend 6 hours sitting in school followed by more homework and activities. It is important that your child remains physically active. Here are 11 ways to help your child get physically active.

Your child may need more time to practice reading than just at school, but not feel comfortable reading at home. These are some tips to help parents make their home reader friendly.