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[] Helping with Homework  Free Printables for Parents - Math, Phonics and Science || **//Parenting Tips For School//** These websites are a great resource for parents when it comes to their child’s schoolwork. They have everything from teaching your children the multiplication table, math tricks to learn the facts, talking about math, collaborating with teachers, getting involved in your child’s school, and how to plan school parties and fundraisers. Everything you could need to get more involved with your child’s school are in these sites.
 * **//Homework Help for Parents//** These websites include great strategies to have your child do math homework at home with reward charts, tips for grandparents or babysitters, and math lessons and games. They also include ways to monitor assignments, how to provide guidance, and advice for talking to teachers to resolve problems. These sites are a great help for parents who just want their children to perform better in math.

Sites to Help Parents Help Their Children Parent Involvement in Schools Tips for Parents School Essentials for Parents || Raising a teenager can be difficult, so below are a few websites to help get parents through those tough times. There is advice for how to talk to your children about smoking and alcohol, keeping your child fit and teaching them about nutrition, educating them about predators, and even a “safe house” agreement you can download and sign with your child to make certain they are safe. Because parenting is all about ensuring the safety of your child. Teen Health Teen Nutrition Teens and Alcohol: What You Don't Know Smoking Teen "Safe House" Agreement Safely Ever After: Educating Children About Child Predators || **// Kids & the Internet //** With technology advancing as quickly as it is, it is also important to ensure your child’s safety while on the Internet. These websites will give you, as the parent, advice for how to keep your child safe while on the Internet.
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Kids and Internet Usage: The Surprising Facts [|What Is Your Teen Doing on MySpace and Facebook?] ||

 

