How to Green a Toddler (or Preschooler)
Take your kid to a local nursery and invite them to pick out a plant for your backyard or community garden. Invite them to name their plant and help them
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Take your kid to a local nursery and invite them to pick out a plant for your backyard or community garden. Invite them to name their plant and help them
By watching together, you can help your child understand what he or he is seeing and apply it in real life. However, passive screen time shouldn’t replace reading, playing or
Once you know how you feel and what you think the source of those feelings is, you can begin to address it. Do you feel like you need more support,
IXL is not just a learning platform; it’s a vibrant community that fosters a love for learning. Whether you’re a parent looking to support your child’s education, a student eager
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Schedule it! It’s essential to make parents’ downtime a priority. It will make you a more calm, energetic, focused, and patient parent. Now, go to your calendar and write down what you will do this week.
Parenting preschoolers is about establishing limits and routines. This will help your child feel more secure and you feel more confident as a parent.
When we think of successful kids, many of us picture straight-A students, sports trophies, and college acceptance letters.
Take your kid to a local nursery and invite them to pick out a plant for your backyard or community garden. Invite them to name their plant and help them pick out the exact spot where to plant it. They can then visit with their new green friend every week to water it, feed it, and take care of it.
By watching together, you can help your child understand what he or he is seeing and apply it in real life. However, passive screen time shouldn’t replace reading, playing or problem-solving.
Once you know how you feel and what you think the source of those feelings is, you can begin to address it. Do you feel like you need more support, more free time, or more resources?
IXL is not just a learning platform; it’s a vibrant community that fosters a love for learning. Whether you’re a parent looking to support your child’s education, a student eager to explore new topics, or a teacher seeking innovative resources, IXL is your go-to solution. Dive into the world of personalized learning with IXL and watch the magic unfold!
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