Back to School

How staying organized will help your kids get up and moving to school easier.

Guest: Theodote Pontikes, M.D., Pediatric Psychiatrist at Loyola University  For many, the first weeks of school are packed with excitement, new clothes, and the promise of new friends. And then there are the back-to-school jitters, which seem to persist from elementary school right up through college.

Carrie Ann Rhodes gives tips for an effective morning routine.

Guest: Rachel Wadham of BYUradio’s “Worlds Awaiting”

There are only so many hours in a day. Stay tuned to learn how you and your kids can make the most of them when school starts back up!

For School Teachers Heading Back to Class, Mask Mandates Are the Least of Their Worries

Your kids are going to have to be on the internet for school, so safe browsing practices are a MUST.

Kat Opfar explains the how schools can help kids with disabilites.

Why you should make goals now instead of at New Years?

First day of school is coming up! We’re talking about traditions and first day photos.

What you need to know as your kids return to school.

Jacqui Murray gives tips for taking advantage of back to school night.

Stories about Teachers and Students

A mascot must save the football team from a Viking curse

Bil Lepp tells of an adventure with a new pet, and more.

Welcome in the new school year with tales from the classroom by Willy Claflin, Dan Kedding, Donald Davis and Dolores Hydock.

A song that will capture at least some of your feelings during a special time of year.

Stories that Motivate Teachers and Students

Tellers and stories on BYU Radio.

A song about the many way homework gets used that thusly prevents us from turning in the assignment on time. Learn more about Dan Keding, who won the 2009 Storytelling World Award, by visiting: www.dankeding.com

The Apple Seed Team shares memories about some of their favorite teachers.

Sam Payne shares a back to school story.

Laura's personal tale about starting the sixth grade and the unique experiences that went along with it. Learn more about Laura Pershin Raynor, who has been the Teller in Residence at the International Storytelling Center, by visiting: www.lpraynor.com

What better way to start the school year than with a song from Bill Harley? To learn more about Bill's work visit www.billharley.com

Sam Payne takes us on a to Aristotle Academy.

In many of Bill Harley's school-oriented stories, somebody's having a good time getting into trouble. To learn more about Bill Harley visit www.billharley.com