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At A Grade Ahead, spring has sprung! With our programs running year-round, we like to celebrate and find fun throughout the year. Did you know that April is poetry month? What better time to flex creative muscles as students get …
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Many parents and caregivers (or older siblings of students) have experienced this moment: your child walks in the door after school, and instead of talking about their day, they seem irritable, withdrawn, or completely exhausted. Maybe they snap over something …
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As the days get longer and the weather grows warmer, students everywhere can feel summer vacation just around the corner. While children are eager for school break, parents must find ways to keep kids occupied during the long summer days. …
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At A Grade Ahead, we understand that math is a subject that often divides people into two groups: those who love it and those who do not. Unfortunately, math can get a bad reputation through common myths and misconceptions. Let’s …
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Most of my students know that I am crazy about the books and films of Agatha Christie. Because of her books, I have always been drawn to the mystery genre. I read her books as a teen, and when a …
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At A Grade Ahead, our day-to-day focus is empowering students through educational enrichment in math, English, and science. We also understand that fun can be found in celebrating events that relate to academics. Did you know that March 2nd, 2026 …
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(and What It’s Really Telling Us) Many parents, tutors, and teachers have seen it happen. A student finishes their work quickly and then slouches in their chair, maybe stares at the clock. They may show signs of restlessness or ask …
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Winter in Central Ohio is in full force. The last week of January 2026 was one for the books. Schools across counties were closed for the week as snow covered the streets and temperatures plummeted below zero. Many children were …
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When you think of math, what do you picture? Perhaps worksheets, repetitive drills, or assessments. Although these tools have an important role in the math classroom, some of the most powerful learning experiences happen when math feels more like fun. …
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Aside from a few key characters and plot points, the book and film versions of How to Train Your Dragon differ greatly. While both center on the main characters Hiccup (a young Viking) and Toothless (the dragon he befriends), DreamWorks’ …
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