Sort Results: [ Hot | Best | Latest ]
77Play Dough Recipe to Make at Home
by Maren Morgan M-T
Little hands are busy hands. Busy hands can be learning hands. here is an inexpensive way to make play-dough at home with items already in the kitchen. It must be cooked briefly. When the kids are done with it, it is safe to put in a composting bin. published 10 months ago
74Baby Care Tips: Diaper Changing and More
by Maren Morgan M-T
Ideas for making diaper changing easier. Also, a few miscellaneous tips for rearing the very young child. published 10 months ago
74Fun Learning Games for Children
by Maren Morgan M-T
Two teacher-created games for elementary age children that they: 1. can learn quickly, 2. clamor to play, 3. can do by themselves, 4. reinforces concepts, and 5. uses inexpensive supplies. published 11 months ago
69"Houseboats" - Child's Play
by Maren Morgan M-T
Houseboats is a delightful activity in which children use couch cushions like building blocks to make a boat to adventure in. published 9 months ago
69"NO" and the 6-month-old
by Maren Morgan M-T
As early as age six-months, good parents must start teaching a child the meaning of "no" and "yes." The sooner a child learns the world has limits, the easier (relatively speaking) it will be to live with that precious little one. published 11 months ago
66A Grandpa Story
by Maren Morgan M-T
Curious George has nothing on "Grandpa," a loveable character who enjoys life but seems to find trouble --- EASILY. Please help by sending in illustrations for the pages. published 6 months ago
66Preschoolers and Messes
by Maren Morgan M-T
Preschoolers learn through all their senses. The sense of touch is an extremely important tool for understanding their world and should be encouraged safely. This article descibes a recommended balance between cleanliness, neatness, responsibility, and learning. Children from the ages of birth to six should have chances to make messes. published 11 months ago
66No-Cost Rainy Day Fun
by Maren Morgan M-T
Teacher-recommended indoor activities using high amounts of imagination and low- to no-cost supplies. published 11 months ago
working