Gravity is a fascinating concept in physics. As adults, we already know what gravity is and how it works, but it is a novel concept for young preschoolers. Introducing them to this concept is a great way to fuel their curiosity and help them learn how the world around them works. One of the best … Read more
Interpersonal skills are the foundation of effective communication, and they play a vital role in our personal and professional relationships. Whether it’s in the classroom, the boardroom, or at home, the ability to connect with others and make our voices heard is an essential tool for success. However, developing these skills takes practice and effort. … Read more
Are you too feeling a bit perplexed by the world of complex sentences? Fear not, for we are here to turn your confusion into amusement with some engaging games and activities. Grammar can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be boring. So, put on your thinking caps and get ready to have … Read more
Summers are a time to relax, enjoy, and have fun. The warm weather and lazy afternoons call for long pool hours and endless fun. Children spend most of their time playing around, having fun, and enjoying their long summer gaps. But among all this fun, children will likely not focus on academics. Due to this, … Read more
Hey teachers! It’s that time of the year again when kids will soon return to school. Of course, you must be busy planning and organizing for the upcoming school year but don’t miss out on identifying a few interesting back-to-school activities for your young preschoolers. As the learning environment is important in early education, these … Read more
Learning contractions is like discovering a secret language. It’s a shortcut to expressing more concisely and casually. Contractions add a playful and dynamic rhythm to communication, making it sound more natural and relatable. Students interact with various people and things in their everyday life and they are likely to find many statements that use contractions … Read more
You may have noticed sometimes that a kid playing with play dough creates a mindblowing representation of any object or a living being and when given a colorful sheet tries to fold in different ways to create shapes or figures. These are all examples of how a kid tries to express his/her thoughts creatively. It … Read more
“The child has a hundred languages…” Said Loris Malaguzzi, the person behind the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education. He built this pedagogy of education after World War II while teaching school kids in villages around Reggio Emilia, a city in Italy. Since then, this educational philosophy has been accepted and implemented in many … Read more
Are your kids bouncing off the walls with energy and in desperate need of some out-of-the-box entertainment? Are you looking for meaningful yet fun activities to engage your kids in? Well, in that case, the solution lies in integrating recreational activities into the little one’s play schedule. Recreational activities not just refresh the body and … Read more
“You are absolutely gorgeous,” sounds way better than “you are pretty.” It is the usage of synonyms and antonyms in everyday life that make all the difference. Even though we might not notice, the usage of such words goes a long way in shaping our vocabulary. Understanding synonyms and antonyms is an important aspect of … Read more