Have you ever witnessed kids accurately solving math problems but struggling to describe how they got to the solution? Or they simply know how to proceed with the question but are unable to apply their thoughts practically. Discussing, conversing, and sometimes applying math is indeed a challenge for many kids. Math is an abstract subject … Read more
Have you ever witnessed kids scratching their heads about why 546 is not read as five four six, but five hundred forty-six? While learning counting in the early years, kids unknowingly learn about place value concepts. This is the concept that helps them read a number accurately. Whether it is about counting money, reading date … Read more
Imagine you begin reading one of your favorite long-awaited books. You are almost in the middle of the book when you realize you cannot identify some characters. You thought they were momentarily added to the story but turns out they were from the beginning, and you forget their names. You surely will be disappointed! If … Read more
Exactly look at the device you are reading this article from. Oh, you have just discovered the perfect example of a quadrilateral! The more you see around, the more you can see quadrilaterals everywhere. Right from the phone, and laptop to books or compass boxes, there are quadrilaterals everywhere. Whether you talk about the new … Read more
Minnie is my little catShe is soft and fatLoves to chase a playful rat!In the sun, she curls up, purrs, and chats. Imagine the excitement and fun this rhyme and rhyming words can bring to the classroom creating an effective learning environment. Rhyming words are a part of the language that lays the foundation of … Read more
Why do all trees don’t have the same green color? This interesting question can open doors to a mind full of imagination and creative ideas. The world of shades, hues, and colors inspires the creative minds of little learners every day. The minute children see the sky blue and trees green, they might have so … Read more
Benjamin Franklin once said, “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn”. This is one of the best statements describing and justifying worksheets’ role and importance in teaching children any new concept. Worksheets are one of the most reliable tools for teaching young minds any concept from … Read more
What is one thing that is common among Albert Einstein, John Dewy, and Abraham Lincoln? It is their critical and rational thought process. Along with their unique personalities, their unique thinking pattern and view toward the world make these individuals creative and different. Critical thinking is the ability of an individual to rationally analyze and … Read more
Have you ever noticed a toddler taking their sweet time in analyzing the ice cream in bowls that you just put in front of them? The children generally pick the one with more ice cream. Isn’t it? They just used comparing and contrasting in real life! The kids who don’t even know terms like compare … Read more
Writing a letter to your loved ones may sound meaningless in today’s time but Imagine sending a handwritten letter to your friend or cousin who lives in a different state or overseas. It surely helps you connect with them on a more personal level fostering a strong bond for life. Unfortunately, in the modern age … Read more