Dogs National Day is a worldwide recognized holiday to raise awareness about adopting these great human companions, regardless of breed. This Dog Care Planner will help owners document critical information about their dogs, which might be crucial at some point in their lives or their dogs’ lives.
These ideas about how to teach math every day as naturally as possible and showing your child how you use it in a fun and meaningful way will help him or her develop awareness and math skills.
These World Teacher’s Day Appreciation Cards are the perfect complement for a gift for your child’s teacher, to tell her or him that you see her (or him), that you care, and that you appreciate the time, effort, and work that she or he has put on to keep your child safe, well taken care of, learning, and feeling loved.
Reading aloud will teach young children the sound of words, language and cognitive skills, that later on will transform in reading success, and will build their motivation, curiosity, memory and prediction skills.
This article talks about certain major things that preschool parents to know about what is a preschool teacher, what a preschool teacher can do and which are the parents’ responsibilities and reasonable expectations.
This post talks about some basics water-related rules that you should teach your children from a very early age, to make sure they understand and remember if they get in trouble while swimming.
A survival kit is a great way to welcome teachers to a new school year and to show them that you appreciate them. At the same time you provide them with items they use in the classroom.
Teachers are exceptional beings that deserve all the recognition and praise there is, especially after this hard year. Take your time and tell them how much you appreciate them during Teacher’s Appreciation Week.
This is a short summary of what to research to take an informed decision when choosing the right preschool program.
This post describes the 6 best tips you can use for a happy first day of preschool, with no stress for your child (or yourself!).
