Making Space for Feelings

Young children don’t need to be taught how to feel. They arrive already knowing. Feelings show up in their bodies, in their play, in the way they cling, retreat, laugh too loud, or go quiet. They appear in conflicts over a block, in the way a story s…

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Laugh Out Loud: Celebrating International Joke Day with Kids

Laughter is a language everyone understands, and International Joke Day is the perfect moment to explore the magic of humor with children. Beyond giggles and snickers, jokes can spark creativity, teach about wordplay, and help kids notice the quirks…

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Fairy Tales Come to Life: Playful Ways to Explore Stories and Language

Fairy tales are more than enchanting stories—they are windows into imagination, culture, and human behavior . They spark curiosity, invite conversation, and offer countless opportunities for hands-on learning, storytelling, and reflection . In the clas…

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Saint George’s Day: A Celebration of Courage, Culture, and Creativity

April 23rd is Saint George’s Day, a perfect excuse to celebrate bravery, kindness, and imagination . This isn’t just about a dragon or a centuries-old legend — it’s about noticing courage in stories, in each other, and even in the small moments of ev…

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Small Hands, Simple Materials, Meaningful Moments

Sometimes the most powerful learning tools are also the simplest ones. A file folder. A few loose pieces. A quiet invitation to explore. File folder activities don’t need to feel like “work” or formal practice. In early learning spaces — whether at ho…

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