HIVE is Accepting New Student Applications for the 2024-25 School Year
HIVE Preparatory is currently accepting new student applications. Tours are available Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. For further information regarding HIVE Prep and its enrollment process, please contact Ketsia Fouquet at klfouquet@hiveprep.com or at (305) 231-4888.
Build your Child’s Vocabulary to Increase Comprehension
With the increase of screen time, communication has been happening less and less. This is having an impact on children’s ability to develop vocabulary. Here are some ways that you can help your child increase their vocabulary.
You’re Invited!
The HIVE EESAC is comprised of a four member board. The EESAC meets every three months in the HIVE Prep Conference Room 1, 10 am- 5:30 pm. Please see the schedule under the board tab here on our website. We hope to see you there.
So, How was School Today?
Have you ever asked your child “How was School Today?” only to get an answer such as “fine”, “good” or “Bad”? This could be because of how the question is phrased. It is too easy for students to just give a one word answer. Here are a few examples of ways to ask and […]
Embrace Boredom in Childhood
We live in a fast paced world with an abundance of instant gratification and constant entertainment. Have you ever paused to think about what this is creating in our children? As a result of this, children are faced with less challenges, less opportunities to communicate and no time to use their imaginations. The next time […]
What is STEAM Education?
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. By providing STEAM education here at HIVE PREP, we are giving students the opportunity to be creative, the chance to learn and apply inquiry skills as they collaborate with others. STEAM fosters engineering and design thinking and helps students master math and science concepts. Many STEAM […]
How to Help your Child Develop Basic Phonemic Awareness
What is Phonemic Awareness? Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate sounds (phonemes) that make up words. Phonemic awareness does not utilize visual letters. It is done completely through listening and speaking. These skills get stronger through repeated exposure and practice. What are skills to help my child start?
Tips and Ideas to Foster Reading at Home Over the Holiday
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Giving at the Holiday Season
The holidays are a great time to teach children compassion and empathy for others. It is easy for children to be excited to receive gifts, but how do we develop the same enthusiasm for giving? Here are some examples of how you can involve your child in the joy of giving.
How to Build Fine Motor Skills at Home
While screens can provide many early learning opportunities, many teachers are noticing that students are coming in with decreased fine motor skills. This can make writing, coloring and cutting very difficult in the early grades because their hand muscles are not strong. Here are some ways to help your child improve these skills at home:
