Learn letters with a classic game. There’s a reason it’s a classroom favorite. Ditto for the numbers edition.
Fuel creativity. Card-swiping machine, scanner, conveyor belt…countless ways to learn and play. Don’t forget your groceries, cart and tote!
Early intro to core executive functions – logic, problem-solving and planning. Great for small hands and for developing spatial visualization....
With its moveable mouth and Squeeze Me bleat, this delightful Folkmanis puppet can help role-play big feelings, explore perspectives and...
Road trip adventures from the comfort of home. Clever patchwork and embroidered details (like awning and curtains) bring play to...
A social and screen-free way of learning letter identification, including phonological awareness and concepts of print. Get moving!
Written and illustrated by an award-winning team. This ode to family, to dreamers, and to finding hope in the most...
Fast-paced and awesomely fun. Air hockey meets foosball – with magnets! Award-winner designed in Denmark and known as one of...
Those eyes!! Not-your-average stuffie with a squishy, soft texture that’s got quite the brand following. A soothing companion to reach...
Speedy feet will delight in this authentic go-kart designed for young drivers. Helps build core strength, gross motor skills and...
Imaginative story disks that put a magical spin on the skill of storytelling. Re-telling and storytelling are important for reading...
Pow! Inspire oral language development and storytelling, both key to literacy development. A great self-directed activity with multiple learning outcomes....
Learn why it is important for your child to be able to identify their emotions, and help them build their...
*Yet* – Three letters that may change your child’s outlook on life, even among the youngest learners. Learn how the...
Tattling is very common but it can be shaped by our responses to their tattling. Teach your child this simple rhyme to work...
Knowing why transitions are difficult is half the puzzle. The other half is how to get through them. Teachers go...
“Empathy is when you’re able to understand and care about how someone else is feeling.” -Mark Ruffalo, Sesame Street
“Gratitude is not just a feeling outside your control that arrives willy-nilly. It’s more like a radio channel: you can...
Understand the difference between discipline and punishment to change a child’s behavior in the future. Let’s focus on creating effective...
Whether a young child practices prewriting skills or an older child works on sight words, salt / sand trays are...
Take every opportunity to count…anything, everything! It may feel common sense to us grown-ups, but fluency in talking about numbers...
Your go-to list of curated learning projects, activities and games that you can do at home to support your child’s...
Simply saying “Share!” holds little meaning for children. Young children are egocentric and concrete thinkers. Their experience of the world...
One of the most frequent questions we get from parents is, “How do I get my child to listen?” It’s...