Kids and Education

Whether a child is two-years-old or 17-years-old, it is important to answer their questions and spark dialog about anti-racism, diversity, inclusivity and kindness.

Teachers have been thrust into an online learning event that few anticipated or were quite ready for. Even teachers with experience in online teaching and learning had many struggles due to the overwhelming nature of the pandemic. Here is a collection of virtual events, social media communities and digital resources to help teachers continue learning and growing in the summer despite social distancing rules and canceled in-person events.

Learning Goal To build an awareness of reusing household materials for science inquiry and exploration, as well as to become familiar with the process of plant growth. Materials 4 Herb […]

By Nancy Penchev I firmly believe in project-based learning (PBL) because I have seen the results and student empowerment that comes from this approach at the school where I teach. […]

When your families or administrators ask that you provide continuity of learning to your kids virtually, you step up to the plate. By Shelly Bautista When you tell your five-year-old […]

By Monica Olivera For most of us, summer has arrived or is quickly approaching. June marks the end of the school year, and what a crazy, stressful school year it […]

By Nancy Penchev An early childhood educator who doubles as a tech coordinator, shares her school’s journey into home-based instruction and the programs that have worked best. On Thursday, March […]

By Kate Weibezahl, Tarana Khan, Ph.D. Below, you will find ideas on how to continue learning about classic school subjects like science, math and history outside of school with fun […]

We rounded up a few fun activities you can do in the kitchen with your early learners, or that they can do on their own when you’re busy.

Valley of the Sun United Way (VSUW) is providing free online developmental screenings throughout the month of June, available statewide, in Spanish and English.