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My Town  Tutors has a goal to be a great resource for parents and teachers. We have a blog that focuses on topics of interest for both of these groups.
One of our greatest resources for parents and teachers is our guest blogs. Our guest blogs allows us to share the wisdom, knowledge, and expertise of parents, teachers, and others individuals.
We always love sharing great resources. We decided to compile our most viewed blogs for each school year (June 1st – May 31st). We hope you enjoy.
Who will be #1. Stay tuned we will be announcing it later this week.

• Should Kids Miss School for a Disney Trip? by @CO_MtnMom
• All Kids Can SUCCEED: Be the “1″ by @NormandinBill
• Eye Health Problems Kids Face After Excessive iPad Use by @getlenses
• Should You Be Using Exit Slips in Your Classroom? by @plnaugle
• Flipping the Classroom to Break Through into Today´s Society by @MayraAixaVillar

1. Make Your Classroom a Happy Place for Children with Dyslexia by @Spelltrekking
2. Can you Child Read Too Much? by @Booksforchildrn
3. Bridging the Parent-Teacher Communication Gap by @principalpc
4. A Mom’s Guide to College and Career Readiness by @edworkspartners
5. Summer Reading List for Kids of Fun Books with Science and Math Concepts by @pragmaticmom
6. Advocate for Teens, But Don’t Serve Up Excuses by @Teen_Whisperer
7. How Reading Affects Your Child’s Success by @Booksforchildrn
8. 4th Grade Teachers Connect via Twitter by @ncarroll24
9. A Day To Make A Difference: Celebrate Literacy With Everyone by @shannonmmiller
10. 5 Tips for Looking Great with Skype or Videoconferencing by @1080Group
11. Scholarships for College Students by @AidScholarship
12. 4 Reasons Both Teachers and Kids Need Recess
13. The Benefits of Raising Chickens for Your Family by @familyfocusblog
14. Strategies for Struggling Readers by @curriculumcornr
15. Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig Oraibh! – Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! by @TLILanguages
16. Children’s Bedrooms – Top 7 Must Have Items for a Child’s Bedroom by @ChildrensRooms
17. @SimplySuzy’s Top 5 Twitter Accounts for Teachers by @SimplySuzy
18. The State of K-12 Education by @ClassConnectInc
19. Wonderopolis: A Great Resource for Teachers & Parents by @Wonderopolis
20. Top 10 Things A Student Should Never Say to a Teacher
21. Angelina’s Top 5 Twitter Accounts for Boston Teachers by @AngelaCristiani
22. The MTA Summer Conference is AWESOME for New Massachusetts Teachers by @massteacher
23. It’s Always About Learning by @JeffWahl1
24. Jenmarc Has Great Education Programs for Massachusetts Teachers by @GaryLGilardi
25. Patrick Larkin’s Top 5 Twitter Accounts for Teachers by @patrickmlarkin
26. Firefox Add-ons for Teachers by @MyWeb4Ed
27. Taking the Crazy out of School Supply Lists and Teacher Wish Lists by @TeacherLists
28. Dyslexia-ville Builds Self-esteem: Looking to Spread the Word to Parents & Teachers by @Dyslexiaville
29. Summer Tutoring Beneficial of Harmful by @plusplustutor
30. Self-Reliance and Independence: Giving Our Teens the Ultimate Gift by @DebraBeck
31. There is More to Maine! by @mainedaytrip
32. Middle School Teachers: Join Twitter and #MSchat by @blocht574
33. Ten Things Your Student with Autism wishes You Knew by @EllenNotbohm
34. A Tutor can Make the World of a Difference to a Child by @TaleofABaseball
35. Improv(e) your teaching by @TheEngagingEd
36. Civil War Research by @RobFinkill
37. High-Tech Assistive Technology is it for Everyone? by @teachertech_net
38. Five Fun Resources for Educating Children at Any Age by @Rasmussen
39. The Role of Parents in Academic Achievement by @RaisingAReaderM
40. The Who, What, Where, When, & Why for Teachers Using Twitter
41. How Online Teaching Works
42. Hip Hop Math Music? by @DapJMusic
43. Resources to Help Struggling Students by @HOLscience
44. Digital Parenting: The Digital Parent in You by @feedtheteacher
45. 6 Ways to Encourage Parent Communication in Your Classroom by @VolunteerSpot