These fourth of July activities are sure to engage your toddlers and preschoolers during the holiday. These STEM activities are sure to help your children enjoy the fourth of July while also learning new skills.
Back to school season comes around every year. While some children enjoy this time, others may have anxieties or reservations. It's important to build relationships with your students and encourage a love of learning early on. Here are a few ways educators can help kids with back to school blues.
Recognize your students' work in the classroom with these five unique display ideas. Displaying your students' hard work in the classroom makes them feel appreciated and encourages them to continue to work hard.
Cutting down on challenging behaviors in the classroom is just one of the many tasks that may come with a new school year. Here are five ways to help with that: value social and emotional learning, engage in bully prevention, keep an active presence in the classroom, encourage movement in students, and get creative with solutions.
Getting snow is always an exciting time of the year. Children can use this weather condition to have fun with these fun snow day activities including hosting a sled race, making snow cones, building a snow fort, painting the snow, and playing snowball hula.
Using these seven principles of design, you can optimize your early childhood classroom to be comfortable and fit the needs of your children. With nature, color, furnishings, textures, displays, light, and focal points your classroom will be equipped for the school year.
Discover tips for incorporating fall-related STEM concepts in your lesson plans with this article from Kaplan Early Learning Company.
Here are five ways to celebrate Valentines Day! 1. Paint with Heart-Shaped Cookie Cutters 2. Make Valentine Mobiles 3. Create Heart-Shaped Suncatcher 4. Sing a Valentine's Day Song 5. Use Children's Footprints to Make a Valentine's Day Crafts for Parents
Here are five ways to celebrate Dr. Seuss Day! 1. Make Cat in the Hat Hats 2. Discover Your Students' Favorite Dr. Seuss Book 3. Throw a Party to Celebrate Dr. Seuss' Birthday 4. Make Creative Seuss-Inspired Crafts 5. Make Seuss Sticks for Math Manipulatives
You don't need an easel or brush to paint a masterpiece. Help your children create abstract art with this engaging activity. The results from the painting are unique and limitless.
Regularly cleaning your sand and water table is important for preventing germs and diseases from spreading and breeding. Proper cleaning keeps children safe and ready to splash or dig.
Spanish is the fasts growing non-English language in the United States, so it is likely that you will have a Spanish speaking students and families. To better communicate with Spanish speaking families: Learn the basics, use new systems, request an interpreter, and encourage culture sharing in the classroom.
Learn tips for how you can improve your instructional strategy for elementary math with this article from Kaplan Early Learning Company.
In this blog, Dr. Laura Bailet — Kaplan's Chief Academic Officer — provides educators with encouraging guidance and strategies for creating preschool classroom communities this upcoming school year, however it may look.
Learn how to recruit and retain students to increase participation in your after school program with this article from Kaplan Early Learning Company.
Crafting DIY Bird Nests with the children in your care is the perfect opportunity for them to learn about nature and life science through an exciting arts activity. With just a few found at home, in the classroom, or even the backyard, children can create a unique bird nest.
