In some pre-K programs, ‘something is not better than nothing,’ a study shows. Pre-K should involve more play, with teachers frequently interacting with students and encouraging them to explore their interests. Read more
Wondering how to build self worth in children and help them feel they can handle what comes their way? Here are 12 tips to raise confident kids. Read more
A new federal safety policy represents a big change in thinking about roadway safety in the US – and embraces many of the ideas and strategies that have been advocated for at America Walks. Read more
KABOOM!, the USA-based play equality champion, has launched its ’25 in 5′ initiative, a $250 million dollar fundraising plan towards achieving play space equality across the country. Read more
The pandemic has created heightened emotion for people of all ages, and it’s a critical time to be listening to our children and observing their play to learn more about their feelings. Read more
Kids and adults need time to refresh, recharge and unwind from work, school, and current events. Create a family self-care plan with these tips. Read more
Children have been gamifiying their learning for as long as there have been children. The hubristic notion that adults can devise better "educational" games than children is absurd. Read more
Federal aid is propping up child care facilities, but it isn’t a long term fix. States have differing ideas on how to use the funds to help. Read more
Learning occurs when it is self-initiated, when kids are self-motivated. Daniel Greenberg, an educational theorist, trusted children. He believed they have to want to learn something, and If they want to learn, they will. Read more
