It is perfectly fine for older kids to read picture books. Some picture books are quite complex and are designed with older readers in mind.
Playing with art encourages critical thinking
Creating art is a fantastic way for children to learn a variety of skills, from fine motor skills to the expression of feelings.
Summer Fun and Learning
Kids, tweens, and teens, are you looking for some fun this summer? Do you need to catch up on some academic skills to get ready for the 2021-2022 school year?
Talk about the tricky stuff
Talking with kids about the tricky stuff helps them become stronger listeners and learners with greater social emotional skills.
How to support children who stutter
About five percent of children will experience a disfluency in their speech, usually between 2 ½ and 5 years of age. This is a normal part of development.
Sema the STEAM Superhero and real-life female STEAM heroes
Kids can learn from Sema how to use different skills to save their community & improve the world. Learn about real-life female STEAM heroes.
¡Juega con STEAM! STEAMing with Play!
¿Quieres enseñar a los niños a pensar cómo científicos? Anímalos a jugar. Do you want to teach children about scientific thinking? One way to do it is by encouraging them to play.
It all starts with play
While learning to read, write, and count (to become whatever they want to be) children and their grownups need play.
A new chapter in your child’s reading
Your child thinks picture books are for babies. The readers are too easy. But when they look at the chapter books, they become overwhelmed.
Talk about emotions while reading new picture books
How many emotions can you identify in yourself? And in your kid(s)? There are actually 30 core emotions one can feel.
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