Education
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Homeschool PE: Classic Outdoor Tag Games for Kids (Homeschool)
Tag is one of those childhood games that never really goes away. Especially in my family and we don’t need a gym, and you don’t need expensive equipment, and you don’t need a complicated lesson plan. You just need a little space and kids who are ready to move. For homeschool PE, tag is one of the easiest ways to get real physical activity in without it feeling like “school.” It works for younger kids, it works for teens, and yes—adults still end up playing it too when the energy gets going. I like playing tag because it also me to not only move but to get in my steps…
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7 Best Online Coding & AI Classes for Kids in 2026
Not long ago, coding felt like something only future computer scientists needed to learn. Then came the apps, the robots, the AI assistants and suddenly every parent I know is asking the same question: should my kid be learning this stuff? The short answer is yes. But not because every child needs to become a programmer. It’s because coding and AI literacy teach kids how to think logically, creatively, and systematically. Those skills show up in math, in writing, in problem-solving, and increasingly in whatever career path they end up choosing. The harder question is where to start. The market for kids’ coding and AI education has exploded, and the…
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Delphian School: What Parents Should Look For Beyond Grades
Parents rarely need encouragement to pay attention to grades. In fact, now that school online portals offer parents constant access to their children’s grades and progress, it’s hard not to be constantly reminded. Whereas a strong GPA can bring reassurance, a disappointing semester can create anxiety that lingers around the dinner table for weeks. Yet even parents who care deeply about academic performance sometimes sense that grades, useful as they are, do not tell the whole story. That broader question sits at the center of many conversations about education today: what actually matters most when preparing a student for adulthood? At Delphian School, educators often emphasize that learning is not…
