Visit www.kids.gov to learn about jobs and to find fun online games.
Check out the Kids’ Zone at nces.ed.gov/nceskids if you like such games as puzzles and math teasers.
Parents
To Do
Help your kindergartner develop an interest in reading by reading aloud to him or her.
Check your child’s homework and follow his or her progress in school by looking at report cards and attending teacher conferences.
Start saving for your child’s college education. Learn about the tax advantages of state-offered college savings plans and prepaid tuition plans at www.collegesavings.org.
This handout explains why it’s never too early to save money for college and how to use such resources as college savings plans and federal student aid.
Check out Helping Your Child Become a Reader at www.ed.gov/parents/academic/help/hyc.html for advice on how to create a foundation for learning for children up to age 6. The publication provides a list of resources for parents and includes activities that turn daily routines into learning experiences.