The ULTIMATE Guide to choosing the right puzzle for your child! They are one of the best learning toys that every child should have. What is YOUR child's favorite puzzle? What Are the Benefits of Playing With Puzzles? Puzzles help develop hand-eye coordination. Pam Myers, BSEd explains this connection, "When children flip, turn, remove, etc. pieces of the puzzle, they are learning the connection between their hands and their eyes." - Child Development Institute Puzzles help ... Read more...
Celebrating Firsts
The first diaper-changing rights have been held by my husband for all three of our babies! I birthed and nursed them first, it was only fair that he had a chance to have some firsts too. Because every first is significant no matter how small they seem. This article is part of our BEST Parenting Advice Series for New Parents Pampers was there for our first diaper changes Color changing wetness indicator that signals when baby may need to be changed! Did you know? Pampers Swaddlers is ... Read more...
ZERO: A Digital Photography Challenge for Kids
My 8 year old daughter is interested in photography. She has a great eye for details and enjoys the time when she can use "MY" camera for projects. For this digital photography challenge for kids, I asked her to capture images on the camera to represent ZERO. Her response... "Ummm, that's impossible. How can you photograph zero?" I just smiled, shrugged my shoulders, and handed her the camera. The Zero Digital Photography Challenge: Here are some of her digital ... Read more...
After School Activities for Kids {Week 5}
Wow! It's already the month of February! That means for the next few weeks we'll be surrounded by red, white, pink and hearts in our homes and schools. The Educators' Spin On It has shared quite a few Valentine Themed Posts on our site over the years. {Click here to view them all}. Plus our After School Linky Party last week was packed with them too. We can't wait to see what you share this week! Last week's After School Linky Party Week 4 After School ... Read more...
Color Your World | An Art Project for Kids Inspired by My Colors, My World
I want the characters in the stories my children read to reflect the amazingly beautiful diversity of our world. In fact, I am committed to building a diverse home library and hope that you join me this year in increasing the number of books in your home that represent our world. In partnership with Lee and Low Publishing, I have the opportunity to bring to you diverse books on a selected theme: this month we are looking at ART! A special thanks to Lee and Low for ... Read more...
Books for Raising Global Kids: I See the Sun with FREE Printable #ReadYourWorld
We need diverse books in our home, school, and public libraries. Children must be able to "see" themselves in literature and make personal connections with stories. I am extremely excited to once again participate and assist in hosting Multicultural World Book Day, where bloggers around the world are sharing a multicultural book and activity that you can do along with the story. We received several books in the "I See the Sun" series from Satya House Publishing to share with ... Read more...
Celebrating Multicultural Children’s Book Day
Finding books that reflect countries and religions that are different from your home language at times can be a challenge. Have you considered purchasing a picture book about another country or perhaps another religion for your child? I remember on my first trip to India all I wanted to do was purchase a few story books to bring back to my students that were based in India or even a traditional Indian story. I searched high and low through quite a few markets and never found ... Read more...
Valentine’s Day Learning Activities For Kids to Make and Do
My 3rd grader comes home from school ready for some FUN and PLAY, plus she sees all the fun things her little brothers get to do and feels a little left out. It seems like our schools have left all the crafting and cute projects out of the school day. In fact, we haven't seen a holiday project come home from school since kindergarten. Our big kids still need time to explore materials, express their creativity and celebrate the season, so I look for activities that are fun, hands-on, have a ... Read more...
After School Activities for Kids {Week 4}
It's hard to believe it's the last week of January! This month has flown by at our house. I think that we're finally getting back into the routine of things with school, homework and after school activities. What about you and your family? Do you have anything special planned new for After School. I've been exploring the options of signing our oldest daughter up for piano. And then we're trying to decide between signing up for soccer or dance. Do you have any ... Read more...
The Best Parenting Books for Expecting Parents to Read
Love to read parenting advice? Me too! Today I am sharing with you some of my favorite books about child development, sleep, eating healthy, raising kind children, and how to get your child to listen books. There will also be our online community of Mom's best parenting books for expecting parents to read too! This article is part of our Best Parenting Advice for New Parents Series. Did I miss your favorite parenting read? Feel free to comment on this article. The Best Parenting ... Read more...
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