We all know that kids learn with a wide variety of their senses. Some are verbal, others do well with their fine motor skills while some kids prefer to be able to touch and feel objects to learn more about them. If your child is the latter, here are some fun hands-on...
Is nature preschool right for your family? Learn the ins and out and why you might want to consider it! A movement is sweeping over the US and other parts of the world. People are awakening to the fact that cooping up very young children in preschools for several...
We’ve got something fun for your kiddos as you head back to school, this All About Me printable pack! All About Me activities help children become self-aware. It teaches them how to think for themselves and understand that it’s OK to have their own...
My little terror runs through the house destroying whatever comes in his path, getting him to sit down and focus for more than 20 minutes and on anything besides PAW Patrol is a challenge. My daughter was never like this; she loved doing her lessons; they were always...
Exploring math is not only one of the most fun things you can do with your preschooler – it is one of the most important. Greg Duncan, an economist and University of California Irvine education professor, found in a 2007 study that early math skills is one of the best...
This year, I’m homeschooling three kids (grades 1 to 5) while keeping a two-year-old and a baby out of the books. As a homeschool mom, it’s not always easy to juggle schoolwork for older kids with nap time and playtime for younger kids. Here are some...
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