Sunflowers are beautiful flowers with so many fun facts. Educate your children about these sensational flowers this summer and engage in an exciting arts and crafts activity with them while they learn.
Encourage your children to enjoy the outdoors with this fun summer crafts. Promote creativity and self–expression while also teaching children important skills such as fine motor skills, letter formation, and color mixing. The results of the activity are limitless.
Remove crayons marks from your common household surfaces with materials found in your home or local grocery store.
Getting the right materials for your classroom can be expensive. The Thrifty Teacher's Guide to Creative Learning Centers offers tips such as repurposing recycling, looking for clearance and special sales, asking for donations, and many more helpful tips.
Help your children have fun while developing their fine motor skills with this engaging and exciting activity. Watch your children interact with the peppermint oobleck as they learn about the states of matter. Try making our Peppermint Oobleck for a fun holiday activity!
Yoga is a great activity you can do with your young children to encourage mindfulness in their daily lives. Here are seven benefits of yoga: 1. Helps manage anxiety 2. Improves emotional regulation 3. Boosts self esteem 4. Increases body awareness 5. Enhances concentration and memory 6. Develops strength and flexibility and 7. Teaches discipline and reduces impulsivity
Bring the magic of the beach straight to your home or classroom with this engaging arts and crafts activity! The Ocean Inspired Acrylic Pour for Kids is a colorful sensory exploration full of fun and just the right amount of messiness.
Fun and easy-to-make, this engaging STEM activity will have children bouncing with joy! Kids will loving making their own DIY Bouncy Balls and exploring the science behind their new favorite toy.
Even though you may not be together this fall, you can still build a strong classroom community. In this blog, Dr. Laura Wilhelm helps educators connect with students and navigate the new normal of virtual learning with these back-to-school tips.
Create safe and healthy outdoor learning environments with these CDC recommended tips for disinfecting playgrounds and outdoor spaces.
In this blog, Sandra Duncan, EdD, and architect Lauren Magee, provide practical and helpful strategies for educators seeking ways to safely distance children in the COVID classroom.
Encourage your students to help decorate the classroom with this DIY Kindness Board. With this engaging activity everyone is involved in lighting up the board with their acts of kindness.
Bring in fall with these four exciting activities sure to engage your infants and toddlers. These activities include fall themed reading, puzzles, sensory activities, and arts and crafts.
Learn how you can use technology to communicate with parents and support family engagement with this article from Kaplan Early Learning Company.
