Resources
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Tips for reading with Children
Published on September 20, 2019
Use this resources to learn how to make it easy to incorporate 30 minutes of reading for your child. -
Calming Jar Instructions
Published on September 20, 2019
A calming jar is a great way for young children to control their emotions and self regulate. -
Promoting Social & Emotional Health in Young Children
Published on September 20, 2019
This lesson provides strategies for parents to help their children build social and emotional helath. -
ABCs of Early Literacy
Published on September 20, 2019
This sheet provides tips to parents about how to help their children as they begin to show "emergent literacy" skills which develop before they can read. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Measure It!
Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, children will use everyday items to work on early math skills such as classification, comparison and measuring. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Movement Dice
Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will practice engaging in gross motor play with the child by rolling dice to see what movement to try. Children will learn and practice many ways to move their big muscles. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Matching Shapes and Blocks
Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, children will work on geometry and spatial reasoning by selecting a block and finding the matching shape outline in the same color. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Flower Arrangements
Published on October 18, 2018
Children will develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by poking artificial flowers through holes in a colander into plastic foam. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Full Early Childhood Activity Book
Published on October 18, 2018
The Heads In, Hearts In family enrichment program encourages families to use their minds as a tool to expand their knowledge around a variety of topic areas. This packet contains all 15 early childhood activities. -
Heads In, Hearts In: Sensory Play
Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, the child will develop skills while freely exploring the sensory materials provided.