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You have been patient with us and have been supporting our dream before we even had a building. You came to our pop up classes and informational meetings, and you stood in line to play our games during First Friday. And we are infinitely grateful 🙂 Now that...

Hey there, eager mathematicians 🙂 Last week, I talked about the importance of seeing math differently... realizing there's more than one way to get to a correct answer, getting kids excited through the inquiry process, and using real world, applicable problems...

So, be honest. Some of you just saw "math" in the title of this blog post and almost skipped right over, didn't you? I don't necessarily blame you... math isn't always seen as the most exciting thing ever. It's not considered poetic like literature, creative like art,...

Hey there, awesome reader! So, last week we listed out for you four ways to make learning fun at home. Have you tried any of the ideas? If so, leave a comment below telling us how it went! Here are four more ways to cap off our list! Use games to teach a topic! As...

Come celebrate Earth Day with us! We'll be learning all about our magnificent home and doing some pretty neat activities. And, as always, chat with us and learn more about how WonderHere can meet your family's educational needs.

Come join us at this awesome event! Stop by our interactive booth where your kids can have a little fun and you can learn more about what WonderHere has to offer!

Whether you are homeschooling or your child goes to public/private school, trying to get your child to LOVE learning is a feat worth fighting, but challenging and daunting nonetheless. We all struggle to make learning exciting for our kids. We don’t want learning to...

Sometimes, in the midst of all of the business planning and start-up tasks; in between the moments of blogging, branding, and building… the reality of what we’re embarking on really hits me. We want to help kids by changing the face of education. It’s as simple (ha!)...

She can't sit still. He is bored in school. She thinks she knows everything. He says he is dumb. Our children approach the act of learning in many different ways. Some of them dive right in as if gaining knowledge is like exploring a dark cave... mysterious, but...