It’s Important for Children to have a Designated Learning Space At home learning can be difficult transition for many families. It may be helpful for some children to have a separate workspace from the kitchen table or coffee table where other household or parent’s work activities are … Read More
This Classical Music process art focuses more on the fun and creative expression during the process of creating rather than the focus of a perfect final product. Children can be very creative with this activity. You can glue on buttons, … Read More
By Charles Silberman As this course I teach called “Teaching PE and Health Remotely” has progressed, and hundreds of PE teachers from across the world have enrolled, I have seen some common themes come up. The issues come up when … Read More
Help your residents celebrate this year’s theme “Caring is Essential” for National Assisted Living Week from September 13th through September 19th by providing fun activities throughout the week that show your residents how much your facility’s staff cares for them … Read More
This is a craft tutorial I LOVE. It’s about Graffiti Art. While I was driving my daughters around downtown Seattle, they were bothered by the graffiti on buildings and trains. So we started discussing how those people might live in … Read More
Robot crafts are super fun for kids! Below we’ve featured some great interactive crafts that can also be used for dramatic play. Plus,you’ll find even more robot activities that build skills in STEM, Makerspace, and Coding. Robot Crafts Robot Pull … Read More
Dramatic play is a great way to get kids to use their imagination and creativity. It also promotes learning and encourages self expression. There are several fun ways that you can incorportate imaginative play into your program. This can also … Read More
Submitted by: Dustin Yakobuian Are you ready for in-person PE when schools re-open? Read this to help get prepared! The White House wants schools nationwide to reopen! Teachers may be vaccinated before it happens, but your students and their families … Read More
In this time of Coronavirus, it’s important to make sure that our residents are keeping safe while engaging in activities. While many activities for residents will be individual activities that they will do in their rooms, there are several social … Read More
Being a teacher or activity director is hard work. From planning to managing student behavior, there is a myriad of requirements that make this job hard when done right. Now, we have a new element to add to this already … Read More
