Pbs parents play and learn

Our PBS KIDS Characters Bingo game is a great way to help children learn their matching skills. Talk about what each of the programs teach children as you play, or ask them what they enjoy about each program.

Kids are playing less than ever before. They are missing out on key learning opportunities, and it's up to us to promote play and learning opportunities.

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Why play is so important

There’s so much more to kindergarten readiness than letter recognition. Maybe it’s because I’ve always wanted to be a teacher…but it baffles me that families don’t understand that 3, 4, and 5 year olds learn better through play than worksheets. Here’s a FREE parent handout to send home to help those families recognize what play...Read More

Asking families to share their expectations/goals for their. Then showing them how and when they were/are being achieved.

Parent involvement ideas for elementary school teachers and special education teachers. 6 ways to keep parents "in the know", build rapport and increase parent involvement and collaboration. Simple ways to increase parent involvement at Mrs. D's Corner.

Play-based learning in preschool & the significance of parents' involvement

Learning Through Play Handouts for a Year

What is your first memory of your parents? When you reflect on your childhood, who and what do you remember? The benefits of parent involvement in early childhood are underrated if you ask me. It is an opportunity to implant yourself in the memory of your child. No wonder the Bible says, Train up a […]

Post in classroom and refer to often for child development and learning through play.

Play is the most vital activity for children. Read all about the importance of play in early childhood and why children need to do it every day.

Are you an Early Childhood Teacher or Preschool Special Education Teacher? Maybe a parent looking for play based ideas? Well, look no further! Promoting learning through play is an effective and enjoyable way to enhance educational experiences. Here are ten strategies to encourage learning through play with your early elementary students. I share how to incorporate sensory play, pretend play, learning centers and more. Find the best play based learning activities today!

Experts agree that parent involvement in education is one of the biggest predictors of student success. So where can parents begin? We’ve compiled a list of articles, videos, and other resources to help you engage productively with your kids’ teachers and school.

Chances are that parents have asked you how they can help their child at home with (fill in the blank). Or, you’ve noticed that a child could use help with a certain skill and want to share some helpful tips with parents. Our Simply Kinder parent handouts packet is perfect for sharing information with parents on how they can help their child with a wide variety of topics. Learn more here! Parent Handout Topics: • Fine Motor Skills • Shoe Tying Made Easy • The Alphabet • What is the…

Discover and share Parent Teacher Communication Quotes. Explore our collection of motivational and famous quotes by authors you know and love.

This free activity pack for parents and teachers of preschoolers and kindergarteners is filled with engaging activities to help your little ones thrive. Dive into a world of play-based learning, creativity, and fun. Get your copy now!

What is unschooling? Read this primer to learn more about this branch of homeschooling that promotes nonstructured, child-led learning.

Have you heard of play-based learning and wondered what it’s all about? Play-based learning is an effective method for teaching cognitive skills, emotional maturity, academics, and social skills. As a parent looking to give your preschooler or toddler the best educational experience possible you need to explore this incredibly effective way of teaching kids ages 3-6. Read our post now to find out more about play-based learning, how it can benefit your child, and how we use it in our program!