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Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain. ~ Henry David Thoreau With the coming of spring, we’ve been discussing botany for a few months now. This leaf activity is a perfect segue and compliment to botany [Read On]
Preschoolers love to dance! In my house, they also love math because we play the Math Dance Game. Math can be fun! This game helps children visualize real value and equations while practicing counting and number recognition. If you have a preschooler who likes to dance, get them excited about math with this simple game. [Read On]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Montessori Outlet. All opinions are 100% mine. Learning to read and writing is a big milestone in a child’s development. As a parent and educator, the process of this learning is fascinating to watch as a child absorbs and makes steps towards independent reading [Read On]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Peeps. All opinions are 100% mine. Peeps is launching their first commercial in over a decade. I have to say that the whole campaign is quite endearing. The intended audience are educators and parents who do learning and craft activities with kids. Did [Read On]
Oh, I can already smell spring in the air. There is a smell. We all know it. At this point in the year, all of us here is Seattle crave the sunshine. I am not opposed to any one season but I do love the sun and the blossoms. Plus I love Earth Day. There [Read On]
The sensitive period for learning language begins at birth. There is even research that tells us this learning, especially learning sounds, begins in vitro. Combining learning with something that engages the child (and his brain development!) works really well for us. For example, getting a child to move his body even if it means walking [Read On]
