Reading aloud to children lets them see how different characters in different situations behave toward others. It also helps children...

"But my hands are clean," your 4-year-old insists after he sneezes right into them. "Look at them — I don't see any germs on them." How...

Math games can make learning more fun and engaging. When children play games, they can apply their math skills to new and unique...

On this resource page, you won’t find a one-size-fits all philosophy for teaching the alphabet. If you’ve taught or parented for very...

Classroom management refers to the wide variety of skills and techniques that teachers use to keep students organized, orderly, focused,...

Sand play promotes physical development. Large muscle skills develop as children dig, pour, sift, scoop, and clean up spills with brush...

Play dough has long been a staple of early childhood fun. Whether it’s store bought or homemade, play dough can keep children occupied...