Leaving high school behind and moving to a more intense learning environment like college can be daunting, especially for students who aren’t sure what to expect from university life. However, the skills necessary for college students to thrive and succeed aren’t just important for a successful university experience. Mastering the five skills most crucial for […]
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Those of us who school from home may be feeling relieved to not have had to “upturn the applecart” when traditional schools closed due to the pandemic. Nothing, as far as schooling is concerned, has really changed for Wisconsin Virtual Learning students. What may have changed, however, is how our kids feel now that the
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Celebrate the beginning of spring with this free coloring worksheet! Download your copy here. >> Download
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Teaching More Than Leprechauns on St. Patrick’s Day Sure and begorrah, leprechauns are a bit of fun, but there’s more to St. Paddy’s Day than the wee folk. St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. For over 1000 years, the people of Ireland have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day, observing a feast to celebrate his
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The beginning of the New Year is a great time to show your kids the blessing of a new beginning. Their resolutions can address a useful behavior change or empower them to work towards goals over time. Either way, learning to write useful resolutions can create a meaningful activity which can stay with them for
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There are aspects of life that we, as adults, must pay close attention to in order to have a happier life. Thankfulness is one of them. A child who learns this lesson will be way ahead of the curve by the time they become an adult; having developed who they want to be with that
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The focus of Earth Day is to raise awareness of environmental problems and to get people to work together to solve them. Earth Day in the US was founded on April 22, 1970. Wisconsin US Senator Gaylord Nelson worked hard to help the federal government recognize growing environmental issues. He organized the first Earth Day
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As the end of the semester and high school graduation near, parents are starting to plan for their children’s days without a school schedule. Summer can be a nice break from school, but it doesn’t have to mean a pause in learning. In fact, it shouldn’t be! According to the George Lucas Educational Foundation, a
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Remember your child’s first day of school with our first day of school printable sign! Just download, print, and fill in with your child’s information. Remember to tag Wisconsin Virtual Learning and use the hashtag #shareWVL! Download: First Day of School Printable Sign
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Teaching your child how to organize and manage his or her time is one of the most valuable skills you can help to develop. Download and print these daily and weekly planners to help keep your Wisconsin Virtual Learning student on track! Daily Planner – Download Weekly Planner – Download
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