education
by Dr. Carrie Wells on August 20th, 2024 | No Comments »
When creating learning activities for my children, ages 3 and 5, I try to create both structured learning activities, which have clear directions and rules to complete the assignment, and unstructured learning activities, which allow the children more creative freedom to explore their understanding of a particular topic. The…
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parenting • education
by Dr. Carrie Wells on January 4th, 2018 | 2 Comments »
When teaching math to young children, we often think of number-related concepts, such as counting forward, counting backward, simple addition, and simple subtraction. However, there are a lot of mathematical concepts that can be taught to preschool-age children that are not necessarily related to numbers and operations.
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crafts • holidays
by Lisa Branam on February 8th, 2016 | 1 Comment »
Valentine's Day is all about love, so why not have your kids show some love to friends and family with these homemade Valentine's Day cards? Anyone from toddlers to adults can make this simple and inexpensive craft. If you are looking for something to make else as an extra…
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mom • education
by Dr. Carrie Wells on December 3rd, 2014 | No Comments »
This was a challenge to think up, but it was a fun one. Living in South Florida, we don't experience seasons like the rest of the country. Winter here means trading in your tank tops for short-sleeve shirts. I decided we would do an experiment that involved experiencing the cold…
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by Jen Tilley on March 30th, 2011 | 17 Comments »
When it comes to teaching children important life lessons it’s key to start at an early age. The talented people behind Chuggington™, the worldwide preschool television sensation from Ludorum, are committed to helping parents ensure their preschoolers become productive young "trainees.” “Chuggers To The Rescue,” an engaging new DVD…
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