The benefits of cooperative play are numerous and go far beyond the school years.

Find out what cooperative play is, the benefits of cooperative play for preschoolers, and how cooperative play helps kids get ready for school.

Learn how to set up a learning environment for cooperative play and activities that promote cooperative play.

Sensory play is important for children's development. It helps in the areas of sensory processing, language, cognitive skills, and social-emotional skills. Here are some sensory play ideas for parents for introducing sensory rich experiences at home!

This article is about how important number recognition skills are for pre-schoolers. We all know that young children learn best by playing and exploring, which is why we've come up with 11 fun and creative ways to teach your pre-schooler number recognition

Teaching shapes to preschoolers can be challenging. Therefore, it is important that shape learning is made fun, engaging and interactive. Here is a free Shapes Activity Pack Printable, so that you have shape teaching resource that will make teaching shapes to your preschoolers a lot of fun.

‘School Readiness’ is not just about teaching children how to recite and write numbers and letters. Being ‘Ready for School’ means the ‘Whole Child’ being ready for school. The easy to read, informative tables in this article breaks down what skills children need for ‘school readiness’ and ways in which parents can nurture and develop these ‘school ready’ skills through play and everyday situations.

Introducing Counting and teaching number recognition and one-one correspondence can be challenging for parents. Preschool and kindergarten children learn numbers best when learning numbers is made fun, interactive and engaging. Todd’s Number Counting Activity Bundle (printable) makes number learning a lot of fun where children are taken on a seamless journey of counting, number recognition and one-one correspondence.