The dictionary definition of resourcefulness is “the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties.” Don’t we all want that ability? Here you’ll find practical suggestions and specific materials to help you teach resourcefulness to kids.
We made it all the way through to “Z” is for Zoo!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printable worksheets!
The letter of the week theme today is “Y” is for Yesterday!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
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Family meetings can be a great way to help your kids feel seen as valuable members of the family. But it can be hard to know exactly how to start family meetings, or how to put together a family meeting agenda.
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Our letter of the week theme is “X” is for X-Ray!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
If you’re a list-loving mom like myself, chances are, you make lists for your kids too. I’ve made chore lists and summer fun lists and to-do lists galore for my three kids. I’ve long wanted to start a journaling project with my kids, but they were not necessarily interested in writing about their feelings, or the best thing that happened today…every single day. So here are 365 fun journal prompts for kids, each asking for a quick list of three responses.
Since the week of February 17th is Random Acts of Kindness Week, my focus for February is kindness, and I have compiled some great resources for you to teach kindness to your kids.
Our letter of the week theme is “W” is for Whales!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
Have you ever thought about whether your child feels more deeply loved by spending time with you than receiving a gift from you? Or if receiving a big hug speaks to them more than hearing what a great job they did on a project? It all depends on their love languages.
Want to help your kids develop increased self-awareness, learn new vocabulary, and be artistically creative all at the same time? Try a collage project that encourages them to describe who they are and who they want to be. Here are step-by-step instructions to help you create a student collage assignment.