52 Fun Child-Friendly Winter Crafts to Celebrate the Holidays
Are you looking for indoor winter crafts and activities with your little ones? Get ready for the holidays—or just have some quality time making decorations—with
Are you looking for indoor winter crafts and activities with your little ones? Get ready for the holidays—or just have some quality time making decorations—with
Trying to raise a grateful child during the age of instant gratification can be challenging. But as difficult as it may appear, it’s possible to
As we approach the winter holiday season, you may be wondering how your celebrations will change this year because of COVID-19. You may have gotten
Latinx authors have made impactful contributions to children’s literature. September is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and now is the perfect time to highlight these contributions.
Parents, we know getting kids to read over the summer can be a struggle. And with many libraries closed through the quarantine, you may not
Journaling can be a great way for children to both practice writing and record the thoughts and memories that mean a lot to them. Nothing
Back to school planning is different this year. Many schools are starting the year partially or completely online. Even schools hosting in-person classes will likely
Learning is never quite as fun as when it involves playing in the dirt. There’s a good reason for that: experts say nature holds important
As we move through the last few weeks of school, you may be searching for a way to send your students off to summer break.
Days are getting shorter, the weather is getting cooler, and Thanksgiving is right around the corner! What better way to celebrate the beginning of the
The big day is almost here! While most of us will be spending a lot more time at home this Halloween, there are still many
The CDC has discouraged trick-or-treating in many areas this year. That advice has sent families searching for alternative activities to celebrate Halloween. Even though the
Conflict: It’s great for drama, and an inescapable part of human progress, but it can make for fraught situations in the classroom. Conflict can happen
Classroom discussions can be one of the best ways to boost student engagement. As students discuss their perspectives with each other, they’ll not only solidify
“Curiosity is,” said writer Samuel L. Johnson, “in great and generous minds, the first passion and the last.” This quote is a great reminder that
