state-of-the-art backyard playground
Early childhood educator Teacher Tom gives his suggestions for creating a state-of-the-art backyard playground using such inexpensive things as sand, water, and all sizes of loose parts. Read more
Early childhood educator Teacher Tom gives his suggestions for creating a state-of-the-art backyard playground using such inexpensive things as sand, water, and all sizes of loose parts. Read more
Today, childhood participation in outdoor recreation is declining, a disconnect most pronounced among marginalized communities and low-income families. What is being done to change this? Read more
Morgan’s Wonderland Sports, a $4-million complex providing fitness and competition for athletes of all abilities, offers two baseball/softball fields, five tennis courts, 20 pickleball courts, a football field, a basketball court and a volleyball court. Read more
To mark its 35th birthday, American Girl re-released its original six characters. The beloved line of fictional characters teaches children about American history and reflects current struggles in today’s societies. Read more
According to the National Center for Learning Disabilities, one in five children in the United States have learning or attention disabilities. Here is a guide to 7 types of learning disabilities. Read more
Dr. Peter Gray and “America’s Worst Mom” discussed the progress of the free-range kids movement. Read more
Is it ADHD or immaturity? How to avoid a misdiagnosis when a child is young for his class. Read more
The early childhood education continuum that moves from No Play to False Play to True Play is influenced by the Anji Play movement. Read more
Teachers introducing playground games can be really helpful as a way of supporting children to enjoy, socialize and have fun at recess. Read more