Learning Together Joyfully: January – Beginnings and Endings Happy New Year to educators, parents and grandparents! January symbolizes endings, beginnings, and transitions. The god Janus is depicted with two heads: one head looking at the past and the other at […]
December – Giving and Receiving
Read about the benefits of crafting activities for kids and 6 reasons why Arts and Crafts are important for child development.
December – Giving and Receiving
Parents – read about the benefits of cooking with kids and age appropriate tasks for children to do in the kitchen. Educators – read some tips on cooking in the classroom.
December – Giving and Receiving
For Parents or educators interested to read about Self Regulation with even more details. Dr. Toy (Stevanne Auerbach PhD), a leading expert on play, toys, and children’s products, outlines the value of toys and questions to consider before selecting a […]
December: Giving and Receiving
Learning Together Joyfully: December – Giving and Receiving It’s that time of year — the holiday season — and children’s excitement is running high. Singing, concerts, ceremonies and family rituals both at home and school mark this special time of […]
November Mini-Blog 3: Memory and Word Play
Memory and Word Play Dear Subscribers: If you have limited time to read through the entire blog, here are a few play-based activities focusing on activities to enjoy together as you support your child to enhance their working memory and […]
November 3 – Remembering
Read about 11 Ways To Improve Kids’ Memory Power | Oxford Learning
November 3 – Remembering
Children with strong problem-solving skills use their memory, think creatively, manage their emotions, and persist until they find a solution. It is important to teach children how to solve problems by themselves so they can become confident, independent learners. Read […]