Yes to Cell Phones in Schools: They’re Imperative
May 30, 2024cell phoneseducationsafety
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Bekah Brady
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In an age where silence is only golden in libraries, the perennial debate on whether cell phones should be allowed in schools continues to evoke strong reactions from educators, parents, and policy makers. Yet, in our increasingly digital and connected world, the question may no longer be a matter of if, but how we integrate these ubiquitous devices into our educational environments. The answer carries significant implications for the future of our children, the effectiveness of our teaching methods, and the adaptability of our educational systems to the digital realities of the 21st century.
Spring Facts for Kids: Educational Insights into the Season
May 29, 2024educationfun factsspring
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Bekah Brady
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Spring is a magical season of renewal, growth, and discovery. For kids, it offers a unique opportunity to learn about the natural world in a fun and engaging way. In this blog post, we will explore interesting spring facts that will captivate children's imaginations and foster their curiosity about the environment. Parents and educators alike will find this guide useful for teaching kids about the wonders of spring. This blog shares 15 fun spring facts for kids and other things you should know about the season.
The Wonders of Sensory Play and Its Impact on Child Development
April 8, 2024educationkids activities
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Bekah Brady
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In the colorful world of play, sensory experiences hold a special place - they're the equivalent of a chef's tasting menu for a child's developing brain. Through simple activities involving touch, smell, taste, movement, balance, sight, and hearing, sensory play lays down the foundation for a rich tapestry of lifelong learning. Parents, educators, and child development experts are recognizing that sensory play is far more than just fun and messy—it's a critical part of early childhood development. In this blog, we'll explore the myriad ways in which this powerful form of play can benefit young learners.
Unlocking Children’s Potential Through Play-Based Learning
April 8, 2024educationkids activities
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Play is not just a pastime for kids, it's a serious business when it comes to learning and development. In a world where academic performance is emphasized, play-based learning emerges as an effective alternative that not only complements traditional learning but also fosters vital life skills. For parents, educators, and child development experts who advocate for holistic education, the value of play cannot be overlooked. In this blog post, we'll explore the undeniable benefits of play-based learning, supported by compelling research and heartwarming real-life examples.
Unveiling the Shadows: National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
January 3, 2024AwarenesseducationEnd Human Trafficking Prevention MonthHuman RightsSafety Tips
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Every January, our nation observes National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a solemn reminder of the ongoing struggle against modern-day slavery. This month serves as a call to action, urging individuals, communities, and organizations to unite in the fight against human trafficking.…
Wondering Why the Sky is Blue? Find Out Here!
September 25, 2023education
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Bekah Brady
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If you've ever looked up at the sky and wondered why it is blue, you're not alone! It's a common question that many children ask, and as parents, it's essential to provide them with an answer that's easy to understand. So, let's dive into the science behind why the sky appears blue.
Leafy Lessons: Fall STEM Activities to Ignite Kids’ Imagination
August 22, 2023Back to schooleducation
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Bekah Brady
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The fall season is perfect for teaching kids about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). With the leaves changing colors, the air getting colder, and the days getting shorter, there are plenty of opportunities to engage your children in hands-on activities that will spark their curiosity, ignite their creativity, and foster their love for learning. In this post, we'll share with you some of our favorite fall STEM activities that you can do with your kids at home, in the park, or in the backyard. From exploring natural phenomena to building cool contraptions, these projects will keep your children entertained, educated, and empowered all season long.