Many special needs children need occupational therapy so that they can improve their fine motor, self-help, and visual perceptual skills. School based …
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Continue ReadingMany ESL students are confused about when they should use the Present and Past Indicative Tenses, or the Progressive Tenses in English. The following …
Continue ReadingMaking home-made musical instruments for your toddler is an inexpensive and fun way to introduce your child to the world of music. Find some ideas on …
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Continue ReadingPrepositions are a class of words that describe multiple kinds of relationships between words and phrases. The preposition “en” a variety …
Continue ReadingNature walks should be a great time for a child to experience the great outdoors. But what do you do when your child becomes bored easily and starts …
Continue ReadingSpanish past participles are the key to the second seven Spanish verb conjugations and, as in English, do double duty as adjectives. Students need a …
Continue ReadingThis camping theme revolves around the adventures and activities of a camping trip. This may be your preschoolers first introduction to camping and is …
Continue ReadingFather’s Day is just around the corner! Celebrate Dad with these thoughtful arts and crafts projects. Here are ideas 5-10 of our top 10 …
Continue ReadingThink you can’t do an art project with your baby? Nothing could be further from the truth! Try these two activities with your baby to help in …
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