Empathy is the ability to understand and feel what others are feeling or would be expected to feel. There are two main types of empathy: cognitive empathy and emotional empathy. Cognitive empathy is the ability to understand another person's perspective and feel their pain. It is also called role-taking. This kind of empathy allows you to immerse yourself in the experience of another person … [Read more...]
Exploring the Parts of a Flower: A Science Project for Kids
Some of the first signs of spring are the colorful blossoms of tulips and daffodils. These early pops of springtime color bring delight to our souls. As the tulips and daffodils bravely poke their leaves up through the soil, send out stems and buds, and then finally bloom, they remind us that winter will not last forever. And while they’re beautiful to admire and look at, they’re also a … [Read more...]
Easy Checklist to Evaluate your Family Centered Values
The family values that you have define how you want to live your family life and are often passed down from previous generations. They can help you define your behavior in various situations, help you make good choices, and solidify the bond you have with your family. If you don't have these values in place, know that it is never too late to establish them. Types of Values Different … [Read more...]
Why Is Reading Important for Children?
Reading to children has many benefits that can support their future success. Some of these benefits include developing strong reading skills, improving vocabulary, and gaining exposure to different genres of books. Additionally, reading aloud to children can help them develop a love for reading, which is essential for success in school, work, and life in general. What Are the Benefits … [Read more...]
Fun Summer Activities and Ideas to Keep Your Kids Busy
With the summer approaching, many parents are wondering how the COVID-19 pandemic will affect their children's summer plans. USA Today reports that many summer camps have canceled their 2020 season due to safety concerns. Traditional summertime activities such as sleepovers, visiting the library, setting up a lemonade stand, visiting a children’s museum, swimming at the community pool, and … [Read more...]
15 New Year’s Eve Traditions to Start With the Family
We've all missed out on a lot of travel this year, so to celebrate the end of 2020, let's plan a trip around the world without leaving the house! New Year's Eve in the United States is all about ball drops, fireworks, and champagne toasts, but in different parts of the world, people celebrate New Year's in different ways, like eating grapes, smashing plates, or getting tapped with an … [Read more...]
Fun Math Games for Kids Who Resist Practicing by Grade Level
What Are Some Fun Math Games? One of the best ways to improve a new skill is by practicing it frequently in a fun way. Games are a great way to practice and improve academic skills for people of all ages. This list provides a variety of math games that are sure to be fun for everyone! Fun Math Games & Activities for Kids Who Hate Math practise important number skills in a fun … [Read more...]
Stay-At-Home Dads: The Challenges and Benefits
Some of the pros of being a stay-at-home parent include more flexible hours, being able to spend more time with your children, and not having to pay for childcare. Some of the cons of being a stay-at-home parent include having to give up your career, not having as much money, and not having as much free time. In this article, we review some of the facts and figures that explain the pros … [Read more...]
Teaching Kids the Dark Can Be Fun (and Not Scary)
The darkness of night changes the natural world into something different; for some children, it is a time of excitement and discovery but for others, it is sinister and scary. However, darkness itself is not something to be feared- and by helping children to discover the mysteries of the night, they might come to enjoy all the adventures it has to offer. Fun Activities to Play in the … [Read more...]
Reading Rewards That Work | Brightly
Summer time is fast approaching and that means that school is just about to be over for the year. While kids enjoy the free time, parents struggle to have their children engaged in intellectual activities. Reading is one of those things that many children don’t pursue at this time of the year. Parents are forced to become creative in order to motivate the youngsters, and local community libraries … [Read more...]
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