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Sensory play can be an exploratory opportunity for your child to build nerve connections from their fingers to their brain, which will...

There are endless opportunities for experiential learning with baking soda and vinegar chemical reactions. While the chemical reactions...

If you're like me, you may have a jar, cup, or bag that collects your loose change. While you continue to collect coins, let's put them...

Scavenger hunts can be a quick, low-prep activity for your child that will not only exercise their mind, but also exercise their body....

While most of us are limited to the materials and supplies we have at home, the time to use our creativity and resourcefulness is now....

With spring officially here and the weather beginning to reflect that, it's time to enjoy the sunshine and appreciate our flying friends....

COVID-19 has made our way of life a lot different than it was just a few weeks ago. Coping with these changes can be difficult, so I am...

For little ones, hands-on, play-based learning is truly where they thrive. As many educators and parents are moving to at-home learning,...

Our three- and four-year-olds have been loving cars lately - how they work, terminology, ramps, and more. Cars can offer many valuably...

Our second self portrait project has been completed and now we have the joy of appreciating the progress we have made throughout the...

If you have a pet, you understand the indescribable bond that takes place. Research supports that there are many benefits of children...

After moving south and joining a tight-knit school community, my heart feels so full. Because of my parents, I was able to take this leap...

With Valentine's Day having just passed, here are a few of the successful love-themed activities my preschoolers loved. Kindness Rocks:...