Playing games with preschool children teaches a host of social skills and prepares them for playground games in elementary school.

Getting ready on time in the morning can be a challenge with young children, but posting a simple morning schedule can help immensely.

During the preschool and early elementary years, science is largely about observing and experiencing the world as directly as possible.

As you read to your child and with your child, there are several things you can do to promote listening and reading comprehension.

Rote Counting is simply memorizing a sequence of number names and is different from rational counting which answers the question, “How many?” These are tips to help your kindergartener learn the number sequence from 1 to 100.

Most preschoolers are highly motivated to write their own name. But it can be a challenging task to get it all done right. Here’s some suggestions and tips for practice to help the process along.

Sorting is pre-math activity that helps children recognize how objects are alike and how they are different. They also practice classifying and matching objects and often practice recognizing shapes and colors.

Stringing beads builds fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination for children. It is also an excellent way to introduce pattern concepts and other early math skills.

By first grade most children are expected to take a weekly spelling test. Practice can be boring for kids. Here are some suggestions to make it fun and effective.

Writing books with children develops various literacy skills and enhances imagination and creativity. This is a fun activity that can be done with preschool and elementary school children since it easily adapts to whatever level the child is on.