Top Five Educational Apps for Preschool-Aged Children
We have compiled a list of five great apps for preschool aged kids that are safe, kid-friendly and fun that all focus on some key educational aspect. …
Continue ReadingWe have compiled a list of five great apps for preschool aged kids that are safe, kid-friendly and fun that all focus on some key educational aspect. …
Continue ReadingWhen we think of Labor Day, we think of two things: a long weekend and the beginning of a new school year. But what is Labor Day? How and why did it …
Continue ReadingOver summer break, you can incorporated science with hands on playing or museum visits; social studies by reading maps or seeing monuments on …
Continue ReadingGirls in your class will do some research about the important women in the fight. Boys will learn the reasons given for why the women shouldn’t have …
Continue ReadingThe new school year is already around the corner! Help your child prepare with this entertaining and educational free workbook.
Continue ReadingPainting not only helped Frida Kahlo (rhymes with hallow) get through difficult times, it also gave her unprecedented opportunity. She became one of …
Continue ReadingNext to dinosaurs, crocodilians are a preschooler’s new friend. This animal group is made up of alligators, crocodiles, caimans and gharials. This …
Continue ReadingThere’s no better way to spend a summer day than playing in water! Turn the time into a science lesson by talking about things that float and sink. …
Continue ReadingYou probably remember a carefree day when you were a child lying in the grass watching the clouds form different shapes. Time stood still and it was …
Continue ReadingScience can be easily integrated into regular play in the summer time. Gather a few supplies that can include toys like cars, marbles and small balls …
Continue ReadingThey’re called ugly buzzards, scavengers, the undertakers of road kill: they are vultures. But vultures are not buzzards and they aren’t like hawks …
Continue ReadingWith his right creative brain, Borodin played instruments and wrote music; with his left, he jumped into science and languages: Russian, English, …
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