Fun Spelling Game: Missing Letter
I’m so glad to be writing here at Imagination Soup! My name is Jill. My blog amomwithalessonplan.com is full of playful learning activities, just like
I’m so glad to be writing here at Imagination Soup! My name is Jill. My blog amomwithalessonplan.com is full of playful learning activities, just like
by Tricia of Critters and Crayons My husband and I first saw the Sensory Sand-Writing Tray at a Montessori school. We watched as the school’s
Let me introduce myself… my name is Gina, and I have a little blog called East Coast Mommy. I am so excited to be visiting
Guest post written by amazing play blogger, Jamie from hands on: as we grow. Hello Imagination Soup readers! Melissa always has terrific book suggestions. How about
by Amy Webb, parent, educator, and blogger at The Thoughtful Parent. If you are the parent of a preschool-aged child, you have probably put quite
After I read What Happened to Recess and Why Are our Children Struggling in Kindergarten? by Susan Ohanian, I knew I wanted her to share
January is often preschool registration so I invited a Montessori educator, Deb Chitwood, to share about the Montessori philosophy of learning. I’m a Montessori educator/writer,
Guest post by Jennifer L. Hartstein, PsyD, Author of Princess Recovery: A How-To Guide to Raising Strong, Empowered Girls Who Can Create Their Own Happily Ever Afters. The
by Ellen Notbohm, author of Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew, and Veronica Zysk former Managing Editor of Autism Asperger’s Digest. *Note from Melissa: I find this post
Second guest post from Peter H. Reynolds, author, illustrator, speaker, educator, and creative being. Read his first guest post, Creative Ways to Reach All Learners. Nurture
Guest post by Peter H. Reynolds. Celebrating Educators Who Understand We Need More Creative Ways to Reach ALL Learners People often ask me how
Guest post by mom, librarian, and homeschooler, Gwyn Ridenhour on National Novel Writing Month for kids, game invention, and more. Three years ago, my eight-year old son
by Susan Schroeder, mother and Kimochis expert. So many of us moms work outside of the home and try hard NOT to bring our work home
Imagination Soup readers ask speech, oral sensory, and feeding questions of fellow reader and speech pathologist, Jennifer M. Hatfield M.H.S., cc/slp of Therapy and Learning
by children’s author, librarian, and mother, Jacqueline Jules. What Would Your Superpower Be? My youngest child felt certain that his latest pair of shoes would give
by Amy Lang of BirdsAndBeesAndKids.com. It’s time to get the birds and bees (aka. sex) talks started! Here are some tips for starting the conversations with
written by Doug Goldberg of Special Education Advisor. It’s Back-to-School and time for your IEP meetings. Here are the top ten tips to remember for your IEP
Guest post by Caroline Mukisa Kids math skills decline more rapidly over the summer break than their language art skills according to researchers at Duke University.
Guest post by Cathy Sheafor, mother, teacher, and blogger at Think!, a blog that inspires children of all ages to think outside of the box,
Guest post by Rebecca Janni, author of Every Cowgirl Needs a Horse. In Every Cowgirl Needs a Horse, Nellie Sue gets a bike instead of
by Jen Henderson, freelance journalist and weather expert. As a storm chaser and weather safety expert, I get all kinds of questions about the best
