03Apr
2017
2017
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23Dec
2016
2016
DIY Sensory Wall
I have been toying around with the idea of constructing a sensory area in which children are able to experience different textures, shapes, forms at the same time as they can develop some fine motor skills. At first I thought about space...to us space is crucial since everything is so small and tight at times. [...]10Apr
2016
2016
100 DIY crafts and games for children
I have spent some time roaming in the internet when I delightfully stumbled upon amazing games and toys that can be easily crafted using household items. Most of these ideas are surprisingly creative and can be accomplished with the help of your children, this can turn out to be a great teaching experience that will [...]08Apr
2016
2016
Spanish Alphabet
Young children are often interested and excited about animals or words that associate to their daily life, this makes a perfect opportunity to introduce a foreign language. If you wish to get out of the routine while at home feel free to practice the alphabet in Spanish. Also if you would like to stretch this […]
10Feb
2016
2016
Tips to keep your children healthy this winter
Winter can be brutal for the little ones especially when they’re in constant contact with viruses. Schools, daycare, caregivers and relatives with the sniffles are a constant threat but who wants to battle against the entire world in order to keep little ones healthy? For younger children, their immune systems are just developing, therefore it […]
27May
2015
2015
When is OK for caregivers to have smart phones in the classroom?
Smart phones and technology in general has personally eased my life not to mention the boost in productivity I have experience ever since I discover all the apps on my phone. In the past two years I have listened to over 165 hours of audio books. The days of sitting in the couch and cozy up […]