Math and Literacy Idea’s for “If you give a…”
0One of my favorite children’s books is the “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,” “If You Give a Pig a Pancake,” “If You Give a Moose a Muffin,” and “If You Give a Cat a Cupcake” books by Laura [...]
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Reading Strategies for Students in Grades 3-6 Using the CROP-QV
0Even though it is only the middle of March, in your child’s classroom, he/she is most likely starting to gear up for the EOG (end of grade tests) that usually take place in May. As a teacher, parents would often [...]
Incorporate Science into Reading as the Seasons Change!
0It might be a little early for the saying “April showers bring May flowers,” but, with all of this warm weather I just couldn’t resist reading books all about spring! In my classroom right now, my Pre-K students are learning [...]
A Batch of “Stone Soup” for Everyone!
1Looking for some educational activities that will keep your children warm this winter? How about reading the story “Stone Soup” as a family? This story is about a couple of hungry travelers who stumble upon a village. They expect the [...]
The Name of this Post is Secret
2A great book series for older kids to get into are the “Secret Series” by Pseudonymous Bosch. This series has everything from action/adventure, friendship, mystery, and even a little magic! Currently, there are 5 books in this series, starting with [...]
Fun with “The Grinch!”
2One of my favorite holiday stories growing up was, “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas,” by Dr. Seuss. Reading this book with your child would be a great way to not only incorporate practicing his/her literacy skills, but it is also [...]
The Development of Motor Skills and Sports Interests
2Play is the primary means in which children learn about their body movements and capabilities. In early childhood, play is equivalent to work for a parent. Not only does play have a cognitive effect on a child’s brain, but it [...]
Reading is Fun, Memorable, and Educational!
3There is typically a sensitive period between the ages of 3 and 5 years old, where children become curious about reading and writing. At this age, children are looking at picture books and listening to stories being read aloud to [...]
Sensitive Periods in Child Development
5I am excited to be joining the blogging team for Kidsfunplaza.com! I am originally from Saratoga Springs, NY. I received my Bachelor’s in Elementary Education PreK-6 from SUNY Plattsburgh and my Master’s in Literacy Education from The College of [...]
Successfully Meet Your Family’s Goals
0Family goal setting and planning is a method that families can use to achieve their goals and become happier. Each family has its unique and personalized goals, and according to About-Goal-Setting.com, the key to reaching those goals is sitting down [...]
