From Developing Early Learning Skills In Pre-K To Solidifying Math Concepts In 5th Grade

Children learn best at home with Smart Me LEARN because they are actively engaging with effective and accessible educational content that helps them catch up, stay on track, or get ahead through CONTINUOUS LEARNING - meeting the needs of all children - in an innovative and fun way.

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CONTINUOUS LEARNING Happens Outside The Classroom with Smart Me LEARN

At Smart Me, we have the amazing opportunity to ensure that children today SUCCEED tomorrow... especially children with unique learning abilities. As such, we aim to fill in learning gaps by offering fun and effective resources that support continuous learning outside the classroom setting, fostering environments where every child can succeed in reaching their full potential.

Benefits:

Smart Me LEARN empowers all children, but especially children with learning challenges, to learn, grow, and thrive to reach their full potential.

supplemental resources for home practice, review, and reinforcement

repetitious learning

meets learning needs with consistent practice

strengthens foundational skills

builds confidence in learning

helps create a culture of learning at home

seeing child excel and thrive

Need:

Smart Me LEARN affords the amazing opportunity for children to get the learning support they need outside of the classroom setting.

School not fully meeting child's educational needs

learning resources in the home to help child outside of the classroom

help child learn at their own/slower pace

practice, review, and reinforcement of previously taught basic skills to improve child's current and future learning outcomes

consistency in learning

repetition in learning to help retain skills

Smart Me LEARN - Effective Resources That Are Accessible And Impactful

Ensuring that every child, regardless of their circumstances, has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive requires accessible and effective resources that meet their learning needs outside the classroom... to help them succeed in the classroom.

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STREW To Help When You Can't.

Strewing is a learning method where parents intentionally place educational resources (books, workbooks, puzzles, etc.) around the house (on coffee table, kitchen counter, nightstand, etc.) for children to discover on their own, fostering an independent and natural curiosity to learn. It is a homeschooling method as well as a form of CONTINUOUS LEARNING outside the classroom.

Catch Up

Problem: My child is behind and I don't have time to help them all the time.

Solution: STREW - place math and/or reading materials that are 1 or 2 grade levels behind around the house. Children might find the work "easy" to do, thus building confidence and a desire to do more.

Stay on Track

Problem: I feel guilty that I can't work with my child more at home.

Solution: STREW - place learning resources around the house that are on grade level. It is a great way for children to practice, review, and reinforce foundation knowledge at home as they learn it in school.

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Get Ahead

Problem: My child loves to learn. My child wants to learn.

Solution: STREW - place materials that are a grade level above around the house. Children will enjoy the challenge of learning something new.

Parent-Approved Learning
That Starts At Home

Pre-K to 5th grade learning that’s fun, powerful, and effective. Workbooks, digital learning, puzzles, dolls, and more that build foundational knowledge and inspire curiosity.

Smartie Tots

Early Learners
2-3 years

We know that 90% of a child's brain is developed before age 6. We also know that what a child learns during these formative years is critical to their future development. Unfortunately, many children, especially those with unique learning challenges and disabilities are often delayed in learning from birth. Therefore, it is vitally important that learning start early and remain consistent for these children. Visual input and stimulation helps boost early brain development.

Little Smarties

Pre-K
3-5 years

At this age range, repetition of information is extremely important for most children, and of course, even more so for children with special learning needs.
Using repetition in learning is super important to increase confidence and strengthen connections in the brain that help children learn. Repeating words, concepts, and/or a skill allows children the consistent practice to form understanding and build knowledge.

Super Smarties

Primary
5-11 years

Visual input and stimulation as well as repetition must continue to be a priority for our primary learners, with or without special learning challenges. In addition, what becomes important during the primary years of learning is mastery of foundational skills. Some children might need to go back a grade level or two outside of the classroom environment to fill in gaps by practicing, reviewing and reinforcing previously learned skills. That's continuous learning!

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What Parents Say

Don’t just take our word for it! Hear from parents, grandparents, and educators who have seen their little loved ones blossom through our resources, products, and programs. From improved confidence to enhanced learning abilities.

The Smart Me suite of products is awesome! During the school year, my children used the Smart Me system in addition to their regular school work. Smart Me helped them to build confidence and muscle memory while reinforcing basic and advanced skills.

Rodney B.

Father

I was so excited to see these dolls and once I did I was very impressed with them and can’t wait to give them as Christmas gifts to my nieces. I liked them that much I had to purchase Two!!! Nice Educational Christmas gifts!!

Felicia K.

Auntie

I have a 3 month old daughter named Makenna. Monday-Friday we get up every morning to read two books sing ABCs and Count with Smart Me Melia. I Highly recommend her for learning time with any age child! Thank you Smart Me Educational Products for Melia!

Isis Mckenzie

Mother

My granddaughter loves her Smart Me Educational Melia doll. My granddaughter is in second grade so play time with her 2 year old brother is now teaching him the letters and numbers on her jumpsuit.

Narvette G.

Grandmother

I purchased the Melia Doll to share with my school district as a tool for the PTA. If your child is a visual learner the Smart Me products are definitely a purchase worth getting for your children.

Cynthia C.

School Board Member

I purchased Smart Me Melia Dolls for my granddaughters, Ages 2 & 4 and they absolutely love them!! As soon as my youngest granddaughter is old enough, I will purchase one for her, too!!

Tamara C.

Grandmother

From Developing Early Learning Skills In Pre-K To Solidifying Math Concepts In 5th Grade

CONTINUOUS LEARNING Happens Outside The Classroom with Smart Me LEARN

Benefits:

Need:

Smart Me LEARN - Effective Resources That Are Accessible And Impactful

STREW To Help When You Can't.

Catch Up

Stay on Track

Get Ahead

Parent-Approved Learning
That Starts At Home

Smartie Tots

Early Learners
2-3 years

Little Smarties

Pre-K
3-5 years

Super Smarties

Primary
5-11 years

What Parents Say

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From Developing Early Learning Skills In Pre-K To Solidifying Math Concepts In 5th Grade

CONTINUOUS LEARNING Happens Outside The Classroom with Smart Me LEARN

Benefits:

Need:

Smart Me LEARN - Effective Resources That Are Accessible And Impactful

STREW To Help When You Can't.

Catch Up

Stay on Track

Get Ahead

Parent-Approved LearningThat Starts At Home

Smartie Tots

Early Learners 2-3 years

Little Smarties

Pre-K3-5 years

Super Smarties

Primary5-11 years

What Parents Say

Quick Links

Admin

Parent-Approved Learning
That Starts At Home

Early Learners
2-3 years

Pre-K
3-5 years

Primary
5-11 years