EDUCATION   

How can grown-ups explain to kids how different this holiday season will be? We asked two child psychologists for their tips. The major takeaway? Be honest and fair to yourself.

Here is a homemade Thanksgiving garland activity you can make with the little ones in your life to celebrate the season. Bonus! It’s also a great way to practice a little bit of mindfulness.

En este divertido juego familiar de matemáticas, los niños explorarán el valor posicional al juntar y dividir números en "decenas" y "unidades".

Here’s a book list to help you talk about — and deal with — sadness, anger and fear your little ones might feel.

Get a taste of other countries' cultures by taking a look at how they celebrate Children's Day and learn how your little ones can make a positive impact in the lives of other children.

Here’s a book list with selections for even the littlest of learners to help you raise tolerant, loving people.

In this fun family math game, children will explore place value by putting together and breaking down numbers into “tens” and “ones.”

STEM can help kids learn how to think critically, solve problems, work together and question everything. Here are five different ways to get curious — and geeky! — with STEM all year.

Have children practice this breathing exercise on their own fingers as well as on their turkey craft for a great chance to reflect and be thankful.

Here are three turkey-inspired games for early learners to gobble their way through practicing estimating, counting, one-to-one correspondence and subitizing.