*Collaborative Post* Imagine a world where toys are not just toys but gateways to learning, growth, and serenity. That’s the magic of Montessori toys. These little wonders can make a significant difference in the lives of autistic children, providing them with the tools they need to thrive. But before we dive into the magical world […]
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*Collaborative Post* Although children who are in early years won’t be taking any formal sorts of exams it is still important to make sure that you are preparing them for doing homework or taking exams during their time at school. They won’t start sitting any sort of exams until they are around the age of
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*Collaborative Post* Of all the skills that children ought to master and practice early in life, learning how to write could very well be one of the most pivotal ones. At its most basic, writing is simply a means of communication through texts, allowing children to organize their thoughts so as to articulate them in
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Songs, rhymes, and fingerplays are a great way to engage young children. Here is a collection of ice cream songs and fingerplays that are easy to implement. These ice cream songs, rhymes and fingerplays are great for summer time, especially during July (which is National Ice Cream Month). Ice Cream Scoops (Tune: This Old Man) Ice
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Summer is a time for laughter and fun, and what better way to celebrate than with some light-hearted stories about one of the silliest subjects: farting! This topic is always a hit with children (and some adults too!), so here are some summer farting books to introduce to preschoolers. Who knew there were so many
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Empowering preschoolers to become independent is such an important part of their development. Effective communication plays a huge role in fostering this independence. As educators, we need to be encouraging children to express their needs, make choices, and take on responsibilities. Let’s explore some communication strategies that will empower preschoolers and and help them gain
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*Collaborative Post* Caregiving can be life-enriching, knowing that your contributions make someone else lead a better life, if not the best, in their challenging condition. However, the experience can feel exhausting and stressful, especially if you’re caring for a child with special needs such as intellectual disability or autism. It’s very common to experience special
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As educators and aides, one of our key responsibilities is to identify and support students with various educational needs, including those with speech and language delays. In order to improve academic and social prospects, early detection is crucial. Let’s take a closer look at how to recognize signs of speech delays in students and the
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Not only are pretzels a fun, healthy snack for kids, but they can be used for learning fun on National Pretzel Day (April 26) or any time of the year. Here are simple and engaging pretzel activities that will spark creativity, encourage fine motor skills, and make learning enjoyable for children. Pretzel Stringing: Provide
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*Collaborative Post* Many individuals don’t prioritize oral hygiene until facing dental issues. Remarkably, inadequate dental care in children leads to over 51 million hours of lost school annually, potentially impacting their academic achievements and long-term health. The good news is, proactive dental care can significantly safeguard your child’s oral health and avert potential issues. To
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