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Ages 0-5 | Literacy & Language Development | Featured Character: Phoebe Phonics
Reading readiness is one of the most discussed topics in early childhood, and also one of the most misunderstood. Many parents focus on letter recognition or early sight words as the milestones to track. These matter, but they are not what research identifies as the strongest p...
Preschoolers are naturally curious. They love to ask questions, explore new textures, move their bodies, and use their imaginations. The best educational activities for preschoolers take advantage of that curiosity and turn everyday play into meaningful learning experiences.
This month, many of our classroom activities are inspired by the theme “Curious Commotion,” whe...
Ages 3-5 | STEM & Critical Thinking | Featured Character: Lionstein
Science is not a subject young children study, it’s a subject they are immersed in and a way they naturally engage with the world. The two-year-old pouring water back and forth between cups, varying the container size each time to see what changes, is experimenting. The four-year-...
Ages 3-5 | Physical Development & Mindfulness | Featured Character: Flexi Flamingo
For young children, movement is not a break from learning. It is one of the primary ways learning happens. The relationship between physical activity and cognitive development in the early years is well-established, and understanding, it changes how parents and educators th...
At The Learning Experience, we believe that well-adjusted children and joyous environments create happy learning outcomes. That idea is more than a motto. It is grounded in decades of developmental research showing that a child's emotional state directly influences their ability to learn, retain information, take risks, and build the confidence they need to grow.
When ...