by lholmes | Apr 19, 2017 | Uncategorized
Sharing. It is one of those ideals that is, for the most part, universally considered to be a behavior to strive toward. But sharing isn’t always easy – especially for kids. Since we as adults sometimes struggle with sharing, it shouldn’t be surprising that children...
by lholmes | Mar 22, 2017 | Uncategorized
Learning to follow directions can be a major milestone in a child’s academic and social development, and it’s certainly an important skill for survival in the adult world. The ability to follow directions requires language comprehension, reasoning, sustained...
by lholmes | Feb 22, 2017 | STEM
When you give your child a set of LEGO Bricks to play with, you are doing far more than giving them a plaything, something that will occupy them for awhile. Several studies show that child growth and development take place when they engage in block play. So whether...
by lholmes | Jan 25, 2017 | Featured Programs
Teachers are probably the best planners and brainstormers you will see anywhere. When you look at the creative and sometimes zany methods they use to reward students, or how they find an innovative way to make a complicated concept more relatable, you can’t help but...
by lholmes | Dec 16, 2016 | Uncategorized
The season of gift giving is here. We have all received gifts that go unused and even worse, get trashed. Let’s make this year different and encourage our children to give meaningful gifts that will be remembered years from now. Gifts for Kids to Receive A...
