Sometimes it's easy to forget about the important role that families play in children's education — especially as children become teenagers. Teens are finding their own identity and asserting their independence. And parents can find adolescents baffling — because they are simultaneously grown-up and not grown-up. What continues to be clear is that adolescents need adult guidance. Teens need to know that their parents care about them. They need to learn how to make grown-up decisions — to decide about careers, to make personal value judgments, to learn how to get along on jobs and to manage households. To learn these skills, students need practice — practice they can get at home.

• Grades K-3
  • Introduction
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Math
  • Science
• Grades 4-5
  • Introduction
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Math
  • Social Studies
• Grades 6-8
  • Introduction
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Math
  • Social Studies
  • Health
• Grades 9-12
  • Introduction
  • Problem Solving
  • "Problem Bank"
  • Feelings