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For many, R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps books have a special place in their heart, especially for those who grew up in the early 1990s. In 1992, Stine started publishing the fiction series, and he would go on to write 156 Goosebumps …
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Starting English lessons early gives students an opportunity to engage in vocabulary building, grammar skills, and writing. In turn, this will help them strengthen their understanding of the content when they become readers as well as making real world connections …
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Ancient Maya Knowledge Deep in the tropical rainforest of Central America, archeologists and tourists continue to explore the ruins of the ancient Maya civilization. These ruins contain clues that have allowed modern scholars to appreciate the complexities of Maya society, …
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Thrilling Tales Full of Tricks and Treats At A Grade Ahead, it is finally fall! While our programs run year-round, we know that this time of year can be a time of great excitement, with the start of fun holiday …
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A Grade Ahead offers superior math and English programs to enrich your child’s academic potential. But what about music? Picture this scene: your child is sitting at the kitchen table, math book open, earbuds in, humming along to the music …
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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 getting back into the swing of school after summer, while exciting, can pose its own challenges. Let’s explore …
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It is September in Central Ohio, which means schools are back in session. With the start of a new school year, parents are bombarded by information about their child’s academic curriculum. At A Grade Ahead, we are here to help! …
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Adventures in the History of Zero! Zero, which literally counts nothing, is really a hero in modern life. We see it everywhere from stores, where it distinguishes between $34 and $304, to popular culture, where it is a derogatory term …
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Most young people dream of a dozen different careers long before they reach college. Kids get excited to be teachers, veterinarians, firefighters, et cetera. Before the age of ten, I’d planned out plenty of dream jobs: engineer, restaurant owner, writer, …
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Celebrating Ada Lovelace’s Vision From navigating us home to calculating pi to as many digits as possible, computers can be programmed to do many things we take for granted. It is sometimes difficult to pinpoint the exact moment that computers …
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