10 Fun Self-Concept Activities for Preschoolers

Self concept activities

Did you know self-concept plays a great role in shaping a child’s future? Yes, the way we see ourselves forms an important part of our everyday lives. The same psychology works with little ones. Self-concept is the belief an individual has about his/her self including abilities, weaknesses, special traits, and qualities. Knowing about themselves from … Read more

Printable Elementary Grade Shape and Pattern Lesson Plan [PDF Included]

shapes and pattern lesson plan

Can you notice at least five shapes or patterns in your immediate surroundings? We believe you can, and that too, very easily. After all, we are surrounded by various shapes and patterns that form the basis of our surroundings. From the device you are reading this article to the room you are probably sitting in, … Read more

6 Most Successful Research-Based Reading Programs for Struggling Readers

Research based reading

Reading is a fundamental skill. Every person must be a proficient reader to understand the vast expanse of information available in the world. The beginning of reading skills starts during the early school years to support future educational endeavors. But reading is not something that comes naturally to many children. Several students and adults worldwide … Read more

Printable Time-telling Lesson Plan [PDF Included]

time telling lesson plan

Time-telling is a significant skill that everyone must be aware of. Understanding time is necessary to organize daily-life activities, whether for personal or professional use. It is hard to allocate time to daily activities without knowing telling time, resulting in a haphazard schedule.  Time-telling can be taught to children as young as 4 -5 years. … Read more

My child has an IEP but is still failing. Now what?

child iep but still failing

Students who require additional support and help in school may be qualified for special education services like Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), access to assistive learning devices, and accommodations, among the many services offered to children with special needs. IEPs are free of cost to kids enrolled in the public school system, and it outlines the … Read more

10 Real-Life Examples of Relational Play Observed In Kids

examples of rational play

A child goes through rapid physical, motor, and brain development during certain initial years of life. The development during this period impacts the whole life of the developing kid, hence, it is necessary to ensure that a child is developing healthily.  One significant parameter that ensures and facilitates the healthy development of a child is … Read more

10 Fun Games & Activities For Learning Common Abbreviations

Common abbreviation

“Mister Ben went to Master Paul only to find a Doctor who was busy treating Miss Sharon.”  Imagine having to write the full forms every time you address an individual leaving you confused with the language. However, that is not the everyday language we use because no one wants to overcomplicate normal conversation. That’s exactly … Read more

10 Problem Solving Activities for College Students

Problem solving activities

Problems are not stop signs, they are guidelines – Robert H. Schuller.  Rightly quoted by Schuller, every problem comes with a solution that needs exploration through creative thinking and analysis. Problems appear in different sizes and nature and any one solution does not apply to all of them. Hence, it is essential to acquire and … Read more

7 Effective Emotional Intelligence Icebreakers for Adults

Emotional Intelligence Icebreaker

Emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in an individual’s personal and professional success. It is one of the types of intelligence and encompasses a range of skills like self-awareness, empathy, emotional regulation, and effective communication. But in today’s fast-paced world, people are losing touch with their ability to understand and manage emotions effectively. They have … Read more