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Teaching Kids to Be a Good Friend through Role Plays

One of the best ways for us to learn is to practice. One way to do this is through role-plays. Whether you pretend to be different characters or use dolls/action figures, this can help your kids try out different friendship

Eleanor June 25, 2020May 7, 2020 Friendships, Parents Read more

Teaching Kids To Be a Good Friend: Learn about Friendship through Media

Another great way to teach kids about being a good friend is to watch TV shows/movies and read books about friendship. This can help them see different scenarios, teaching them the difference between healthy and unhealthy friendships. After watching the

Eleanor June 24, 2020May 7, 2020 Friendships, Parents Read more

Teaching Kids to Be Good Friends: Lead By Example

Being a good friend is an important life skill, but it’s one that we have to learn. As adults and parents, it’s important for us to teach kids how to be a good friend. How exactly do we do that?

Eleanor June 22, 2020May 7, 2020 Friendships, Parents Read more

Summer Learning: Educational Computer Games

Recently, technology has become a much bigger part of our lives due to the coronavirus pandemic. This is especially true for learning. Encourage your kids to continue learning this summer through playing computer games! Try using some of these great

Eleanor June 12, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Summer Learning: Explore Interests & Passions

One of the best ways to promote learning is to help kids find their passion and explore their interests. This can teach them to discover the beauty and excitement in learning. This might look like doing a mini research project,

Eleanor June 11, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Summer Learning: Learn a New Skill

Learning new skills can not only be fun and exciting, but it can help promote critical thinking and problem solving skills. Try activities like cooking/baking, gardening, woodworking, or even caring for a pet! There are lots of life skills that

Eleanor June 10, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Summer Learning: Escape into the World of Books

Reading is one of the best ways to promote learning, and it can also be lots of fun! With the restrictions of COVID-19, reading can also be a great way for kids to visit new worlds and meet new people

Eleanor June 9, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Promoting Summer Learning through Summer Fun: Series Intro

Summer learning is key to helping kids continue their growth and development while they’re out of school. This is especially important, as the recent changes of COVID-19 have led to major adjustments in schooling. By keeping your kids engaged in

Eleanor June 8, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Summer Fun COVID-19: Give yourself grace.

As you plan your summer activities, remember to give yourself grace if things don’t go quite as planned. We are in uncharted waters, and it’s okay if plans fall flat or things don’t work out as expected. We’re all just

Eleanor May 29, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more

Summer Fun COVID-19: Get outside!

A great way to enjoy some family fun this summer is to get outside as much as possible! Not only does nature provide an opportunity to get some fresh air and a change of scenery, but it can also boost

Eleanor May 28, 2020May 7, 2020 Parents Read more
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