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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*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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