We’ve gathered 6 + 1 ideas on what activities, games, and conversations you can use to commemorate World Water Day (March 22). This is a great opportunity for joint skill-building games, as water is not only an essential component of our lives but also a lot of fun to play with. Talk about water and […]
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We are already past the spring equinox, but besides spring officially arriving, the weather is finally starting to show its brighter side. If you don’t have enough time for a walk outside right now, we’ve brought you some ideas to spend your time usefully. This is also a great opportunity to practice the seasons and
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As Christmas approaches, it’s a super shared activity to create the festive atmosphere. Here is how it looked in our classroom: We also use crafting when learning coding in our 12-week program. Unbeknownst to them, children are following algorithms at times like this. I brought you a few very simple ideas that you can do
I created this little seasons wheel last year for first graders. At the beginning of the school year, I noticed that first graders really struggle with time perception and orientation in time. I tried to guide them through the mysteries of time orientation using the most varied methods and tools possible. This wheel is perfect
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Where is it? How do I find it? Spatial awareness is a key part of children’s development and one of the most important foundations for later school skills such as reading, writing, and maths. That’s why it’s essential to support this skill intentionally from an early age. In this article, you’ll find a short theoretical
