Making Learning Fun Through Play
You already love to play with your 3- to 5-year-olds. Now, turn those play times into rich learning experiences. It’s easier than you think and
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You already love to play with your 3- to 5-year-olds. Now, turn those play times into rich learning experiences. It’s easier than you think and
Guess what? Your favorite open-ended, eco-friendly toy company, Green Toys, now has two new and totally impressive Playsets! Both the Fire Station and Farm are
Friendship and all that it entails with making friends, playing together, sharing, accepting, and so forth is SUCH a huge piece of growing up. This
Want to know one of our favorite open-ended toys? My kids don’t have many toys that have lasted as long in the play rotation as
You want your child to be happy, creative, and smart, right? Let her play. Yes. Play. Ignore our adult created concept that kids need scheduled activities. It’s
School is out for the summer! With the warm weather here, families are looking for ways to keep kids entertained and active during the summer. That
It was one of those days. I anguished over social issues with one of my kids. It felt like nothing was improving. But then, a
If your kids are starting to get bored this summer, you may want a few ideas to spark new activities and creative play. You know
If you’re a family that loves creative play and learning, you’ll love Kiwi Crate. Hours of fun per dollar spent, it’s an investment that really is
If your kids are ages 3 to 6, you want to find easy ways to keep them engaged, playing, and learning throughout the summer. Don’t
Make this summer a time of playful learning and hands-on experiences. I love what I can do with my kids over the summer to encourage
Guest post by: Charlotte from Make, Do and Friend. Hi! I blog about creative play and imaginative learning with my 2.5 year-old son, Vincent. I’m
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
Sometimes we have to be very creative to get our kids outside in the cold winter snow; at least my kids anyway. IKEA opened in
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
I can’t say enough about the importance of building block play. Like me, Learning Materials Workshop knows that children need blocks to explore, invent, represent, design,
Looking for more ways to build vocabulary and storytelling? Check out Story Play Game, a new game from Briarpatch with 125 double-sided word tiles to encourage both
If you have duct tape, play cars, and imagination then you’re ready to build your own duct tape city for hours of pretend play —
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 Mary Finucane, writer and a psychotherapist. A few years ago, I was working with a couple who had brought their child into our agency for
Guest Post By Ryan Sias author of Zoe and Robot Let’s Pretend. When it’s a rainy day and everyone is getting antsy, do something to
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