If you're like most parents or teachers, you want your child to be curious, confident, and ready for whatever life throws their way. But...

Hey there, amazing educators! Let's talk about time, that precious commodity that's always running out. Between lesson planning, grading,...

Not every kid thrives in a traditional classroom. And it’s not because they’re lazy or don’t care. It’s because the system was never...

There's a LOT of information out there. And honestly? With attention spans getting shorter and everyone's schedules becoming increasingly...

You know that Sunday evening panic, realizing tomorrow's math lesson isn't planned while parent emails pile up like tiny time bombs. Your...

In an increasingly interconnected world, developing empathy and understanding for diverse cultures and global issues is essential for...

In today’s interconnected world, understanding and appreciating diverse cultures and perspectives is more important than ever.  Virtual...

Dinosaurs have always fascinated people of all ages, sparking curiosity and imagination about the ancient world. For students, learning...

One fun way I've introduced new language and vocabulary to my toddler is through Vocabulary Baskets.

Visual discrimination is the ability to recognize details in visual images. It's an important skill for learning early math and pre-reading.

We discovered the perfect place to help develop and strengthen the larger muscle groups (gross motor skills) for our little learners.

Did you know your little learner might start developing pre-reading skills at just six months old?

It’s no secret that there are so many perks to reading- no matter your age. Explore the benefits of reading to babies and toddlers.

Check out how we supported fine motor, gross motor, sensory, vocabulary/ language and social/ emotional development with a trip to the farm!

Music helps develop vocabulary, increases sensory development, introduces and improves literacy and numeracy knowledge... and so much more!

Sensory play can be an instrumental component to development. Understanding this justifies the power of play! Learning should be fun!

Today, I’m going to share with you how I make the most out of everyday life with my 15-month old daughter, L. Join us for Sea Animals Week!

Prior to becoming a mom, I I taught first and second grade. I love applying what I know about education to raising my own little learner!