Routines: Doing what comes naturally
	Foundations: Lay the foundations for good reading and writing habits
	Homework: It's important to do
	Chores: Home is a learning lab
	Reactions to School: Adjustment to a new routine
	Summary: Handle with Care
	Boogeyman and Homework: Routines provide safety and structure
	Forming Good Habits: Routines, library cards, and proper visual distance
	Dramatically Balanced: Spontaneity, punctuality and posture
	Responsibility and Perspective: Focusing on task-completion and artistic skills
	Mature Responses: Physical control and establishing chore reminders
	Motivation: To school, into the bathtub, and interacting with parents
	Personal Poise: Grooming, good manners, and good balance
	Reading: How parents can help develop the habit
	Money: Teaching children to be responsible about saving and spending
	Study Habits: Good study habits lead to better grades
	Concentration: Games help students develop the habit of concentration
	Responsibility: Turning responsibility into a positive attitude
	Self-discipline: Learning self-discipline through good time management
	Study Habits: Good note-taking helps school grades
	Study Habits: Good study habits lead to good grades
	Money: The perfect 10 - an easy way to save money
	Time Management: Organization and attention give you extra time to study
	Routines: Habits define a person - what you see is what you get