It’s the start of a brand new year and the perfect time for new education resolutions for the kids! I say, let’s make ’em bigger and brighter! Here’s to a 2016 with good times and great opportunities, especially with these easy resolutions from Educents!
If you’ve been thinking about introducing your kids to something new, now’s the perfect time for your kids to pick up that new musical instrument, speak a new language, or learn to code because Educents has these cool tools on offer for a limited time only!
Resolution #1: Learn a new language
Children learning a new language will spark interest in geography and culture!
Maybe you don’t speak a second language, but your kids still can using this online language program. With this award-winning package, there’s no need to memorize lists of words or listen to boring adult conversations. Kids learn by watching kids like them in real-life, humorous situations!
Spanish Course – Buy 1 Get 1 Free
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Resolution #2: Create healthy habits
Yoga promotes healthy habits in a fun and active way. Pop in this Yoga DVD and reap benefits like balance, focus, flexibility, self-control, improved posture, and so many more healthy habits.
Practice yoga with your child inside or outside!
Yoga DVD is Fun for Kids and Parents
The Family Fitness program includes hundreds of physical education lessons for ages 5 to 18. The 1-year program includes warm ups, cool downs, outdoor exercises, and nutritional lessons. The lessons will guide you and your family through a 20-40 minute physical education session. You can do as much or little as you like depending on how much time you have.
Ready-to-go Fitness Lessons for your Entire Family
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Resolution #3: Keep the house clean
Enough said.
“I cannot imagine a more well spent $20! I am not even kidding–my house looks stellar and my kids have that feeling of accomplishment, knowing they’ve worked hard and done an amazing job. I’ve tried chore charts and reward systems but this is by far the easiest and the most all-encompassing.” – Celena, The Traveling Sisterhood
$20 Cleaning System That Actually Works
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Resolution #4: Be more creative
Kids gotta have time to be creative. With all the social stresses and studying, leave room for FUN. Whether it is learning a new skill, journaling, or start playing an instrument – encourage creativity!
Help your kiddo learn the basic skills of photography this year!
Downloadable Photography Lessons for Kids
This has probably been included in ONE of your New Year’s Resolution lists: Learn to play the piano. Well, time to live vicariously through your children! Maybe your child will learn, and then turn around and teach you piano! This kit has everything you need to get started tickling those ivories.
The Piano Starter Pack can teach your child how to play!
Does your little one want to learn how to play a musical instrument this year?
Playing the violin is not only a way for children to be creative, but it also develops motor skills, sharpens memory, teaches perseverance and increases focus.
Violin Starter Kit has everything you need to get started
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Resolution #5: Get hands-on
Lessons are more fun when you get your hands a little dirty. Take reading lessons outside, do a weekly science experiment, or try these STEM kits that arrive in your mailbox once a month (ready to go!!).
STEM Project Boxes 3 Month Subscription
Add science fun to your weekend projects! These science experiments are delivered to your door and ready to go. Kids will learn about magnets, fungus, space, volcanos, and more!
Take lessons outside with science experiments!
Save 50% on Magic School Bus Science Kits
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Resolution #6: Learn new tech skills
Your kids might already spend a lot of time in front of a screen, but is that screen time educational? Use those hours to learn new tech skills! If your kiddo is already a Minecrafter, consider using this program to build skills and add layers to the game!
Kids Ages 8+ Can Learn to Code Using Minecraft
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What are your education resolutions for this year?