Activities for Kids

As the school year comes to a close it is time for us Moms to think about all the fun we are going to have with our kids this summer. Whether or not a vacation […]

Motor skills are divided up into two areas; fine motor skills and gross motor skills. Fine motor skills are what gives a child the ability to handle or manipulate small objects. Fine motor skills are required […]

VolunteerSpot and the Arbor Day Foundation partner to plant a tree in your honor   Austin, TX – March 19, 2010 – VolunteerSpot (www.VolunteerSpot.com), a free online volunteer coordination tool, has teamed up with Arbor Day […]

  It doesn’t matter how old your children are or what their hobbies are, there are several toys, activities, and games you can find to enjoy with your kids for years to come. Children of […]

Pretend play brings out the creativity in children while encouraging them to invent their own ideas and learning cooperative play. Teachers love to see their students engaging in this kind of play because it makes the day go smoother. Having the right items in your school room encourage dramatic play at school.

Halloween is just around the corner, and your kids are probably gearing up for the big day by planning their costumes and trying to figure out the houses with the best candy. You may be […]

  Dramatic play is different than many other types of imaginative games. Instead of dealing with dolls and cars and trucks; your child is taking an active position in pretending to be another person entirely. […]

You can help kids get the most out of their classroom experiences by providing them with fun, hands on, toys to play with both during and after school. With so many flashing, blinking, singing and […]