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Three Back-to-School Tips to Support Kids Emotionally as the Pandemic Continues
The upcoming school year is unsettling for many families amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, especially on their mental health. Psychologist Roxy Pittman offers three tips for parents on how to support kids emotionally as they go back to school.
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Three Easy Kids Activities for Fun Outdoor Math: Mud Pies, Fairy Potions and Footprint Measurement
Help make math learning fun and easy this summer with these three outdoor activities you can do with just a few household items — and some mud, of course.
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Three Ways to Stay Calm When Your Child Isn't
When kids experience big feelings, it's difficult not to become upset right along with them, but there are ways we can stay calm and support our children as they work through their feelings and move toward emotional regulation. Here are some tips.
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Talking to Children About Consent and Body Sovereignty: Getting Started
Talking about consent can be challenging for parents. Fortunately, there are many resources from expert social workers and sex educators for caregivers. Here are three tips to get started talking about body sovereignty, boundaries and freedom of choice.
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Exploring Gender Identity and Expression with Children
Here are some tips to get started discussing gender identity, gender expression and sex assigned at birth with the young children in your life.
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Three Outdoor Activities for Kids to Practice Sorting and Creating Sets with Nature
Things from nature like pinecones, sticks, leaves, flowers, rocks, shells and acorns are just waiting to be used to develop kids' math skills. Here are three simple ways you can use them to tap into your child’s mathematical thinking outdoors.
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Four Easy Ways to Recycle Household Materials and Play with Math
Did you ever think you could help your child practice graphing, counting, sorting, identifying shapes and making patterns with old boxes and bottle tops? It's easier than you think!
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Three Autistic Disability Rights Activists to Amplify in Your Classroom
This Autism Acceptance Month, let's reflect on how to include disabled voices and perspectives in what we teach. Meet three people that can help you get started.
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Three Revolutionary Black Women to Celebrate This International Women’s Day
Today and every day, we must amplify the voices of the revolutionary Black women that have paved the way for us. Here are some tips to support you in teaching your child about these change-makers.
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Math is All Around Us: Simple, Everyday Games to Practice Creating Sets and Sorting with Kids
Here are three simple ways to tap into your child’s curiosity, turn daily tasks into playful games and begin to show your child that math is everywhere and it helps us in so many ways throughout the day!