When your child gets sick, the days that follow can be filled with worry. Whether they’ve come down with the flu, a stomach bug, or a more serious infection, recovery doesn’t always follow a predictable timeline. In 2023, 7.3 percent of American children aged 5 to 11 years missed 11 or more days of school […]
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Juneteenth is a powerful day in American history, as it marks the end of slavery in the United States. It was made an official holiday in 2021. However, even many adults don’t really fully understand the meaning, but children may hear about it and want to know more. So, how do we go about explaining
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Raising a child isn’t just about love and patience, it’s also about structure and support. Every new stage brings changes that can overwhelm even the most prepared parent. How do you build a system that grows along with your child? What kind of help should you look for when your toddler becomes a teen? Families
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*Collaborative Post* Classrooms need fun vibes to spark learning. Stick and peel wallpaper transforms boring walls fast. It’s removable, affordable, and super versatile. Teachers, listen up! You can make your space pop with these creative ideas. Let’s dive into ways to use this game-changer in your classroom. Why Choose Stick and Peel Wallpaper? This stuff
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Here are 25+ quick and easy ways to spark imagination in young children, perfect for child care providers to use during the day: 1. Give them a cardboard box. Let them decide if it’s a spaceship, a car, or a house. 2. Create a prop box.Fill it with hats, scarves, cooking utensils, costume pieces, etc.
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Get ready to dance like a chicken and flap, cluck, and giggle! National Dance Like a Chicken Day (celebrated on May 14) is the perfect excuse to bring some silly, feather-filled fun into your toddler or preschool classroom. Below, you’ll find a collection of easy-to-learn songs and chants that are perfect for circle time, movement
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If you work with young children, you know that the best toys are the ones that are both fun and full of learning opportunities. Magnetic tiles fit into both the fun and learning categories…and are very popular in early childhood classrooms. Whether it’s free play, STEM exploration, or collaborative building, these colorful tiles support learning
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Photo courtesy of Freepik Mornings with preschoolers are akin to a mini-tornado; shoes disappear, backpacks vanish into thin air, and breakfast is a frenzied dash. While recommendations such as dressing the night before or using checklists are helpful, truly transformative solutions exist in altering how physical environments and psychological triggers influence habits. Here are some
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Image Source: Pexels *Collaborative Post* As a parent or an educator, you may want to give your child every chance of success. You will also want them to go on to live a full and happy life. One of the best ways for you to ensure this is to give them the gift of music.
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Photo by Jerry Wang on Unsplash *Collaborative Post* Confidence is a trait that enhances your life in more ways than one. As such, it is part of our responsibility as parents to raise children who believe in themselves. This will ensure that they become the kind of people who are not afraid to go after
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