#Puzzles, which can help build spatial thinking, are selling out like it’s #Christmas during #COVID19. Here’s what parents with toddlers and young kids need to know
Meaningful opportunities for connection and learning are possible in this crisis, but first we must recalibrate. Rather than focus on accountability, let us focus on connecting with and learning from our students’ families
COVID-19 has disrupted much of the way we live and learn, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. These four K-12 education models will likely gain popularity over the coming months, as families look for new options.
Parents can build kids' resiliency in by focusing on what's going well, maintaining some predictability and order, modelling belief in their own abilities and caring for themselves.
Prekindergarten teachers can collaborate with families to ensure that young students engage in the hands-on learning experiences they need.
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A list of fun activities for the family to do during social distancing at home
From Hamlet to Wu-Tang Clan to math lessons for kids, there are countless ways online for every family member to have fun
New study shows that kids who struggle with vocabulary benefit from reading and learning at night just before bedtime.