Happy Hands

Yes, another post about conflict resolution! It is such an important skill that crosses over many domains. When it comes down to conflict...

Similar to practicing letter shapes, we love using fine motor activities to reinforce sight words and spelling patterns. There are many...

One key aspect of learning to read is the ability to recognize common words without need to sound them out. These are called sight words,...

This is a great low-key activity from Mom Brite to help develop a child’s fine motor skills in a fun easy manner. The pom pom transfer is...

Although this task may seem very straightforward, it is an excellent way to establish those essential fine motor skills we use everyday...

Ever wonder what you can do with those pipe cleaners that are always lying around in your house? Weaving has been around for a very long...

Yoga has always been an activity loved by many adults and teenagers. Yoga is also an amazing activity you can do with your kid that has...

If your child is bouncing off the walls and full of energy, this is the activity for you! Take advantage of that energy and build a game...

Understanding, recognizing, and extending patterns is a key skill that shows up in academic and everyday life. Practicing patterning is a...

For parents and caregivers of young learners, it can be intimidating to figure out how to integrate fun, age-level math into home...

If you have some stale coloured cereal hanging around (think Froot Loops), I Can Teach My Child suggests a great option for younger...

For little ones, we love the idea of practicing to categorize in creative ways, like classifying by texture. In addition to building...

Identifying shapes may sound like a cliche kindergarten activity, but it is a very important skill for young learners to have. There’s a...

As children progress into preschool and kindergarten age, it’s important to build vocabulary by learning the relationship between words...

Resolving conflicts with peers independently can begin to become more necessary as children enter preschool or kindergarten. But you...

Having children assist with household chores will help begin to build their sense of community as well as train them to help out around...

Picture books are a great way to begin to build social skills with your child. For example, a key aspect of social interactions is taking...

When kids are away from their peers for extended periods of time, it can seem challenging to continue building their social skills. But...

A great way for children to start reflecting and thinking about their emotions is a feelings check-in board. These check-in boards help...

For preschool and kinder aged children, they can often have a hard time identifying and understanding their emotions. They may get really...