Category: Kids and Education

Are children born with kindness?

First Things First dove into a feature from National Public Radio looking at whether young children are naturally inclined to help others.

Here are three ways to make this Hispanic Heritage Month a memorable, educational, and fun-filled experience in your classroom.

In this first article in a series about technology, we discuss five ways parents can use smartwatches as an asset.

Here are four ways to uncover the secrets to ignite potential within our students and empower them to create a lasting impact.

Use this fun activity to build a sense of community in your classroom, fostering a sense of belonging and allowing kids to feel safe and heard.

FTF wants to hear from working families about the challenges they face with child care for young children age 5 and under.

With the school year right around the corner, here’s how parents can ensure their child is ready for another academic year.

Scope out some family fun that includes educational opportunities so you and your family can explore and learn together.

Here are three culture-based ideas perfect for beating the heat and savoring those precious summer moments before going back to school.

Responding to your child with words, conversation and attention makes a big, positive impact on their learning and healthy development.