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Recycling is a daily activity in adults lives. We also need to train our kids how to be stewards of the Earth by teaching them to be involved in recycling themselves.

Literacy is the number one determining factor in how well your child does in school. Work with your child at home using these tips to establish literacy early on.

Teaching a toddler good manners can seem like a daunting task. Read this article to find ten tips to raise a polite child.

When teaching your small child something new, there are a some guidelines you can follow to make the lessons easier for everyone.

Make you own alphabet flashcards.

Make a set of lowercase alphabet cards and play a matching game.

Today's theme is the beach.Print and make some uppercase alphabet cards.

123 I Can Paint! is a fantastic book that teaches young children the basics of painting.

This holiday craft activity for families and kids is a great way to celebrate Thanksgiving. Design artistic turkey place setting cards for the entire family.

Teach young children the basics of sculpting with 123 I Can Sculpt by Irene Luxbacher.

Many toys and games are available in stores that teach many basic educational skills. The same skills can be taught creatively with household objects.

Deborah Shelton's new parenting book promotes child-parent bonding with games and activities that take only minutes.

Early childhood art programs are a great way to introduce basic art making and viewing techniques to young children, but can be a challenge for the museum based educator.

There are many engaging ways for a preschooler to learn about the five senses. Planning crafts and games will help make teaching about the five senses fun and exciting.

The early childhood years are a critical point for language development. These strategies provide parents with suggestions on how to promote language development.

Teaching in Thailand is no longer the easy option it once was for the English teacher without a bachelor's degree.

Parents have a lasting impact on their child's current and future successes. This impact is on display each day throughout classrooms around the world.