This article is in partnership with Sylvan Learning. All opinions expressed are my own.
Sylvan Nation is Sylvan Learning’s referral and rewards program. It’s your place to get great educational resources, tips, and strategies on navigating school — all while earning cool rewards for your family!
With the current climate, and children doing schoolwork from home, it’s more important than ever to lean on resources available to help. Sylvan Learning hopes to change the way you look at your role in your child’s education because right now, we need all the support we can get. Their mission is to educate and reward you for taking those extra steps to prepare your kids for their future.
Sylvan Nation is the place to get great educational tips and tools for navigating school. You can do this from home, all while earning points, getting cool rewards, and raising successful humans of tomorrow. The best part, it’s open for everyone, you don’t have to be enrolled in Sylvan to have access!
There are resources for all ages, but for me, a parent with two middle school children, here is some of the information I’ve got access to, just by joining:
- 5 Things Your Teen Can Do to Prepare for College
- Supporting Online Learning in Middle School
- How to Keep Kids Engaged in Learning
- Your Teen Magazine Digital Issue: Parenting in a Pandemic
What are the benefits of joining?
- Articles on educational topics
- Downloadable academic tips
- Tons of FREE printable worksheets
- DIY activities to do at home
- Gift cards to 200+ retailers for various amounts
How to access rewards
After earning points, you can redeem your points for cool rewards. When you’re ready to redeem your rewards visit Sylvan Nation to download them. Earn even more rewards by referring a friend to Sylvan Nation by clicking the “Invite Friends” to Sylvan Nation button on the homepage. Share your unique referral code on Facebook, Twitter, text message, or email. Once your friend successfully signs up using your unique referral code, you will get 100 points added to your point balance.
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