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Activities to Reduce Screen Time and Increase Movement During COVID19
As families are balancing working from home, parenting, schooling, cooking meals, maintaining the house, and keeping kids entertained, all while staying sane and healthy, it’s understandable why we’ve needed to rely on cell phones, devices, screens, toys and educational apps a little (or a lot) more to help navigate our new normal. While the Centers […]
Is My Child Ready to Ride a Bike? How to Prepare Your Child for Riding a Bicycle and How to Choose the Correct Bike
Warmer weather brings on the many joys of playing outside. One particularly common outdoor play activity is riding a bike; however, it can be challenging for many kids who have physical impairments or delays in strength, coordination, balance, or body awareness. Some kids without physical impairments can also struggle with bike riding and require more […]
A Fun Way to Spend Time with Your Kids at Home
Bring Out Sidewalk Chalk Kids love chalk, and parents do too! Chalk can be quick and simple when coming up with activities for your child or family to enjoy at home or a park. What makes chalk fun is that it is easy to use with very little prep and easy cleanup. The weather is […]
Pandemic Pods, Micro-Schools, and Learning Pods – What Are They and How Can TES Help?
Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, school reopening plans still remain up in the air. One way to help alleviate some of this uncertainty has come in the form of learning pods. What Is a Learning Pod? Learning pods, micro-schools, or pandemic pods are forming across the United States as a way to alleviate the pressure on […]
