Empowering little learners in the digital age with screen time that works for them (and for you!) Toddlers are more digitally savvy than ever. A Childwise study found that toddlers find it increasingly easy to navigate touchscreens, with 42% able to open apps...
Sports are more than just a game—they’re a ritual. Whether you’re screaming from the stands or watching from your couch, every touchdown, buzzer-beater, and home run becomes a reason to celebrate. And what goes hand-in-hand with any celebration? Drinks....
There’s a special kind of magic that lives in a teacher’s day—the kind that starts with early morning smiles and ends with sticky hands waving goodbye. Teachers are part educator, part cheerleader, part magician, and always a steady, kind presence in a child’s life....
Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your classroom door with bright colors, positive messages, and cheerful themes that make students smile as they walk in. Whether you’re a teacher, a parent volunteer, or just someone who loves a good bulletin...
As the school year winds down and summer approaches, why not celebrate the sunshine and excitement with a creative classroom door decoration? A bright, welcoming door not only sets the mood for summer fun but also keeps students engaged and motivated during the final...
You might not realize that toddlers can benefit greatly from audiobooks, not just in entertainment but in their cognitive development. By engaging with stories through listening, they can enhance their language skills and spark their imagination in ways that...
Exploring outer space is a magical and exciting way to introduce young learners to science, creativity, and imagination. A space-themed preschool week can include fun hands-on activities, crafts, sensory play, and educational lessons that spark curiosity...
Whether your 3 year old is in full or part-time preschool, home schooled, or simply hanging out at home with grandma, there are so many learning opportunities at this age. Three year olds are like little sponges, picking up every bit of information about the world...
Speech and language disorders can affect people of all ages, from young children struggling with articulation to adults recovering from neurological conditions that impact communication. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) play a vital role in diagnosing, treating,...
Teaching ethical decision-making in social work isn’t just about handing students a code of ethics and hoping they follow it. It’s about preparing them for real-life situations where the “right” choice isn’t always clear. The work they do will be complex, filled with...
