*Collaborative Post* We live in an age when keeping our children away from technology is considered next to impossible. And that is okay because we are in the middle of the digital age. What can we do then? We can make sure our children use technology not just for entertainment but for educational and recreational […]
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Here is a collection Thanksgiving songs and fingerplays for young children! Each is simple, festive, and fun to help kids celebrate Thanksgiving. They are great for group activities and transitions. Thanksgiving Songs Thanksgiving Movement & Fingerplays
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Circles are one of the most recognizable shapes for young children and offer endless possibilities for fun, learning, and development! From tracing and stacking to jumping and sorting, circle-themed activities provide excellent ways to strengthen fine motor skills, encourage creativity, build gross motor abilities, and introduce math concepts. Here are several circle activities for toddlers
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*Collaborative Post* Knowing more than one language has always been a pretty valuable skill, and plenty of parents want their children to grow up bilingual or even multilingual. But what happens if you’re monolingual and don’t speak the language you want your child to learn? Can you still help them? The short answer is yes
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Apple Jacks® cereal can be a fantastic tool for learning through play, offering endless opportunities for hands-on activities that teach counting, sorting, pattern recognition, and fine motor skills. Check out these fun and educational Apple Jacks Activities that will keep young children entertained while developing key early childhood skills. And although October is National Applejack
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Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko *Collaborative Post* Keeping your child active and engaged throughout the school break is crucial for their development, both mentally and physically. Long school holidays can lead to boredom or excessive screen time, so finding the right balance of fun, learning, and physical activity is important. Here are some practical ideas to
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Play-Doh is a staple in early childhood classrooms for creativity, learning, and fine motor development. But have you thought about creating Play-doh challenges for preschoolers? Play-Doh challenges for preschoolers can also be a great way to build teamwork and problem-solving skills. These Play-Doh challenges focus on basic skills, creativity, and fun and can be done
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*Collaborative Post* They say that having a baby can be anxiety-inducing, and of course this can be true. Thankfully, your instincts will often kick in, and you’ll no doubt do a much better job than you could ever have imagined. That said, when your little one starts to develop, learn and become their own little
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Writing poems is a favorite pastime for many. However, some also pursue this professionally, making compelling words for others to enjoy. Regardless, making amazing rhymes and that, too with time is a difficult task. Not only do writers have to invest a lot of time brainstorming ideas. But, they also have to adjust the words
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Fall is back to school time plus Halloween and Thankgsiving! It’s the perfect time to dive into some light-hearted stories about one of the funniest topics around: farting! These fall farting books are sure to bring a smile to preschoolers’ faces. Who knew there were so many ways to make fall even more fun! Enjoy
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