How to take care of your voice? Sometimes voice damage is the result of continuing an action without observing signals telling you to relax. These include hoarseness and sore throats, as well as tension in your body.
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Play dough, play dough and more play dough. Why is playing with play dough so much fun? And for what age is it suitable?
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Making a water glass xylophone incorporates principles of science, math, design, music, and engineering, making this a must-do activity for every home and classroom.
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Getting children interested in bird watching is a great way of introducing them to wildlife and teaching them about the environment and the importance of nature.
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Rhyming activities are fun ways of helping kids practice and master their reading and writing skills.
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Searching for the best Xmas present? Here are my top 10 favorites that will grow with your little ones.
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Hello everyone I would like to share the best autumn resources that worked for me and my students. P.S. Best is to print them out and laminate for multiple use. For Kids: Autumn Bingo- any language, Autumn syllables counting- any language, Autumn tree painting- craft, etc.), Autumn sensory box and Colours sensory box,... Songs...
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Sensory bins are great tool to let children experiment and develop their fine motor skill and eye-hand coordination. I have been using them to introduce new vocabulary in entertaining and interesting hands on way. Simply said sensory bin is a simple container filled with preferred filler in quantity.
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Sensory bottles are great for their calming motion. Focusing on the objects in the calm down bottle will help a child calm down and focus their attention.They are very easy to make and you can change materials easily. If you do so children will learn also how heavy each bottle is (later on you can start sorting from the lightest to the heaviest).
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