Being a parent is tough work. That’s why we’ve taken our experience in teaching, child development, and leading children of all ages, and have combined it into blogs and articles that you can use in your everyday parenting. From activities to nutrition, and local events to help you get connected with your community, we’ve got all the topics covered.
Every day is a new opportunity to make long-lasting memories with your family. From watching your son or daughter chase a butterfly for the first time to seeing their eyes light up when they learn something new about the moon, you can provide new experiences that stay with them forever. There are many reasons why… Read more
Image via Pixabay by JillWellington Over the past few years, many people have become involved in community-supported agriculture or CSA. When you are involved in CSA, you typically shop at farmers markets, get products from local farms, and check where your produce, groceries, and other goods are made. But there are other great ways to… Read more
March 2nd is the birthday of our beloved Dr. Seuss! Dr. Seuss’ stories combined unique words, playful rhyming, and silly characters to engage children and adults alike. To celebrate the author and his lasting impact on story time, classrooms across the country are engaging in educational and fun activities to get students excited about learning!… Read more
It is important to remember that certain toys are designed and developed for children at different ages and stages of their lives. As your little one ages, they will eventually grow out of certain toys that once brought them a lot of joy and fulfillment. When going through toys, it is also important to remember… Read more
Kindergarten Round-Up is around the corner for many schools. This is the time of year for you to find the Kindergarten program that is right for your little one. But beyond getting your them signed up for Kindergarten, what else can you do to make sure they are ready for that next big step? Read… Read more
Integrating multicultural learning into the classroom is important at the preschool age to help broaden a student’s prospective. While it might seem hard to introduce children to different multicultural experiences, there are many fun and easy ways to incorporate those activities into their daily learning and discussion. Mix up dinner time! Did you know that… Read more
Mastering fine motor skills is a tricky task for children to learn, but with it brings so much more independence. At young ages, parents are responsible for every little thing from tying shoelaces to zipping up coats. As your child ages, it is great to relinquish some of those responsibilities by having them do it…… Read more
Sensory Activities… you hear these words and think, “That activity has to be messy”. We associate sensory experiences with letting your child get dirty, or making a mess in your home, but that is not always the case! You can create a valuable sensory learning experience that does not (always) require a vacuum or bath… Read more