Our experts tell you what grandchildren should learn in school, from kindergarten through middle school Help them excel »

From mastering the ABCs, to reading a calendar, to standing in line for lunch, it's a year of discovery Come along with them »

There's a lot to absorb in math this year, from patterns and comparisons to addition and subtraction They'll love to learn »

Your grandchild's study of the world begins with a study of their own families and neighborhoods Guide their discoveries »

Why does the weather change? Why do things melt? Why do some animals have claws? Kids discover the answers. Help make science fun »

Grandchildren develop their mastery of reading and storytelling, as teachers make literacy fun Boost their confidence »

Grandchildren tour the U.S., its geography, and its government, while learning to be good citizens You can be a role model »

Budding scientists learn fundamental concepts and gain appreciation for our natural resources A year of hands-on discovery »

The sky's the limit as kids calculate bigger numbers and learn the true value of money Reinforce their lessons »

Young readers and writers complete chapter books and write stories, poems, and songs about their lives Join in the fun »

Students discover cultures around the globe and learn about the structure of the U.S. government Share your family's culture »

There's a lot to learn, from animal classification to weather patterns to the size of the atom Come along for the ride »

Third-graders take big steps as they add, subtract, and multiply bigger numbers, and work with word problems Join them in math games »

Grandchildren learn to get more out of the books they read, and begin to master the mechanics of writing Share your love of reading »

Grandchildren learn all about their home state this year, from its geography to its governor Share your local knowledge »

Kids learn why we have earthquakes, how heat and light work, and how all organisms depend on each other Show them the scientific method »

Grandchildren start to study geometry and learn to explain their work and show their steps Have fun with probability »

Fourth-graders read more challenging books and decode more difficult vocabulary. But the rewards are great. Help them read for meaning »

Kids study the American Revolution and learn the principles upon which our country was built What's worth fighting for? »

Students learn about ecosystems near and far, and investigate topics including (gulp) digestion Make discoveries in your yard »