It seems like every few months a news story surfaces about children and the use of technology. As a parent, it can be overwhelming figuring out what to do when everywhere you look there is a new negative story about children and tech being brought to your attention.
Simon Says is a simple, easy, and fun way to get kids moving and thinking. Learn the benefits of this fun, classic game below!
Obstacle courses are a fun way to get kids moving, exploring, and experimenting with the limits of their own bodies. So many skills can be wrapped into one activity and one obstacle course can be adapted for a myriad of ages and abilities.
There comes a time for many children when reading becomes a chore. This reluctance can continue into older ages, but it is never too late to turn things around.
Our Early Literacy Kits are designed to help parents, guardians, and childcare providers support their children’s early literacy through meaningful interactions.
Talking to, and with, your child is one of the main ways to help them develop their language skills.
Reading to your child is one of the easiest ways to teach them early literacy skills.
Play is one of the best ways to support your child in developing their early literacy skills.
There are six early literacy skills that children need to develop before they can learn to read and write.
