Suggested ways that parents can support their third grader's development.
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At eight years old, third graders are learning how to set goals and understand the consequences of their actions. Parents can help by encouraging their child as she:
  • Explores the relationship of feelings, goals, and behavior.
  • Learns about choices and consequences.
  • Begins setting goals.
  • Becomes more responsible.
  • Learns how to work with others.

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Indoor Recess Choice Board Activities for Elementary

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Indoor Recess Choice Board Activities for Elementary

This menu features a selection of simple and engaging student-choice indoor recess activities.

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Simple STEAM Suggestions

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Simple STEAM Suggestions

Bring Science,Technology, Engineering, Art and Math into the classroom with these fun, cross-curricular projects for ele...

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Movement Activities for Elementary Students

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Movement Activities for Elementary Students

Break up the day and get your students moving with these movement activities for elementary students.

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The average six-year-old is extremely egocentric and wants to be the center of attention.

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Attributes of Sixth Graders

The average eleven-year-old is heading towards adolescence. He: Shows more self-assertion and curiosity.

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How Parents Can Help Second Graders

In second grade teachers are helping students grow socially as well as academically.

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How Parents Can Help Their Fifth Grader

At ten-years-old, fifth graders are developing communication skills and becoming more mature.

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How Parents Can Help Their Fourth Graders

At nine years old, fourth graders are learning how to make decisions and set standards.

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Attributes of Fifth Graders

The average ten-year-old has a positive approach to life. She: Tends to be obedient, good natured, and fun.

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