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Paper Plate Turtle Craft

Your preschool-aged child will enjoy making this easy turtle craft.

Organizing Preschool Supplies

If you are doing preschool at home, or even if you are just doing some extra preschool activities with your child from time to time, you probably have a lot of papers and craft supplies taking up space on your countertops and closet shelves.

Preschool Windsock Activity

Windsocks are a fun seasonal craft you and your preschooler can make together.

The Benefits of Teaching Your Baby Sign Language

Benefits of using sign language with your baby throughout life.

Preschool Activity: Cutting Shapes and Lines

Help your preschooler master the skill of using scissors by having him or her practice cutting out shapes and lines.

Home Schooling An Elementary Age Child

Parents start teaching their child the first moment that the baby makes its first cry. The baby is taught that a cry will bring mom and dad to take care of the needs it has.

Math Mistakes: The Road to True Learning

Have you noticed how nearly every math textbook presents math concepts with perfect elegance? The textbook plan is just to follow the path and you will know the math.

Tips for New Parents: Help Your Child to Develop Reading Readiness

It has been said that parents are the first educators. And, whether parents elect to traditionally educate their children or dedicate a significant portion of their own time, effort, and resources to homeschool their children, the fact remains that parents can, should, and do begin educating their children long before any sort of formal education begins.

The Best Way to Improve Fine Motor Skills (And It’s Fun, Too)!

If your child needs help with handwriting, STOP having him practice writing letters sheet after sheet. Let’s go back to the underlying cause, which is more than likely weakened muscles in your child’s hand and arm. Counteract this weakness with strengthening of your child’s hand and arm muscles.

Fun Toddler Craft Ideas

Getting a toddler to sit still can be a near-impossible feat. They’re constantly exploring the world around them. That’s a good thing, but sometimes they need some creative downtime. That’s where toddler crafts come in.