Image by Saurabh Sarkar from Pixabay Selecting the right school for your child is a big decision. A school has the potential to shape a lot of your child’s academic development. It also impacts their social skills, and confidence. There are a lot of options available to you, from public and private schools to faith-based […]
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Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to explore the colors of the rainbow with young children? A Rainbow Scavenger Hunt is a great activity that encourages children to observe their surroundings, practice color recognition, and get moving! It can be done indoors or outside, and is perfect for spring time if you
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Keeping young children engaged while teaching them about dental health is easy with music and movement! We are sharing some fun, interactive songs and activities designed to help young children learn about brushing, flossing, and keeping their teeth strong—all while dancing, singing, and moving. Perfect for Children’s Dental Health Month in February or any time
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*Collaborative Post* As a parent, one of the things that you should try to do is ensure that your child has the best education possible. It’s all too common to see people who think that this is solely the job of the schools though, and that they do not play an important part in the
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*Collaborative Post* The foundation for a child’s cognitive and learning development begins during the earliest stages of life. The foods your baby consumes during their first years play a vital role in shaping development. Proper nutrition provides essential nutrients for cognitive function, memory, and focus throughout these early stages of growth. As the body and
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Winter is a chilly season to bring some extra giggles into the classroom, and what better way than with winter farting books? Kids love the silliness of these stories, making them an instant hit for circle time or individual reading. From festive Christmas farts to frosty snowmen and penguin giggles, and even Valentine’s Day toots,
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Bubble wrap isn’t just for packing—it’s also a fun tool for creativity and learning. National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day (the last Monday in January) is the perfect time to get creative with this versatile material! From sensory play to art projects, bubble wrap can keep young children engaged and entertained. He are some some easy
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*Collaborative Post* Choosing the right education path for your child is vital. While traditional public and private schools are the most popular option, there are an array of alternative schooling methods that could also be worth exploring. Some of these could be better suited to your child’s individual needs and learning style. Below are 7
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Sure, hot chocolate is an awesome treat during the cold winter months…but it’s also a great way to add some science learning with young children. From melting marshmallows to mixing cocoa powder, these hot chocolate science activities give children a chance to explore concepts like dissolving, floating, density, and more. These hot chocolate science experiments
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*Collaborative Post* Playtime is, on the most basic level, a simple and fun activity for children, but in truth it can be a lot more than just games and adrenaline. For younger children in particular, play is a key component of early cognitive exercise, which allows kids to build crucial skills and allows them the
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