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Practical tips for easy high school transition

Practical tips for easy high school transition

by kids first | Sep 22, 2014 | Education & Tuition

Is your child starting high school next year? These practical tips will make starting Year 7 easier for you and your child. The move from Year 6 to year 7 is a big one for kids… And for first time parents, transition to high school also brings changes as...
Auditory Processing: How sound affects the way kids learn and behave

Auditory Processing: How sound affects the way kids learn and behave

by kids first | Sep 8, 2014 | Education & Tuition

Does your child appear to have trouble hearing you although you know his hearing is okay?Does he struggle to follow multi-step directions?Does he seem to become hyperactive or excessively clingy in noisy environments?Does it seem hard for him to respond to his name...
Making Spelling Easier for Kids – i before e

Making Spelling Easier for Kids – i before e

by kids first | Sep 1, 2014 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Speech Pathology

Here’s a good way to teach your kids the ‘i before e except after c’ spelling rule. In words that include a ‘c’, ‘e’ and an ‘i’, the ‘e’ usually goes first if they make the ‘ee’ sound when they are put together.For example, these words follow this rule:...
5 Tricks to help your child learn times tables

5 Tricks to help your child learn times tables

by kids first | Aug 21, 2014 | Education & Tuition

Does your child struggle to remember times tables? Kids First’s fully qualified maths teachers share 5 of their favourite tricks for learning times tables more easily. 4 times tables – No trouble when you can double If your child is able to double a number, the 4...
Great rainy day games for kids

Great rainy day games for kids

by kids first | Aug 17, 2014 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Family and child Psychology, School Readiness

“Rain, rain, go away, come again another day!” Being stuck inside because of wet weather is a challenge for active, curious kids. While computer games, iPads and DVDs are a good standby on a rainy day, sometimes they are more trouble than they are worth,...
Astronaut Program helps kids learn

Astronaut Program helps kids learn

by kids first | Aug 11, 2014 | Education & Tuition, Occupational Therapy

Does your child struggle with: Poor Concentration? Inability to pay attention? A lack of coordination? Poor gross- and/or fine motor skills? Poor organisation? Erratic behaviour? Mood swings? Motion sickness? Or, does your child have: An unusual fear of motion or...
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