Help George train the dogs by dividing the treats fairly, so each dog gets the same amount. Ask your child: • How did you make sure each dog got a fair share? • Did it get harder when there were more than two dogs? • What could we use to practice fair sharing in our … Continue reading PLAY NOW: Fair Shares
The mathematics of sharing
WATCH: Odd Squad In the episode “Oona and the Oonabots / The Ninja Situation,” a strange problem arises and Oona uses the Oonabots to fix it. Then, the Odd Squad goes undercover to recover a stolen gadget, and Otis exchanges food divided into equal parts to save the day. Ask your child: • What does … Continue reading The mathematics of sharing
Write a Story With Your Child Based on a Real Experience
Write a story with your child and help him read it back to you. CLICK HERE.
Grief For Beginners: 5 Things To Know About Processing Loss
We’re all experiencing some form of grief these days. As this pandemic progresses, more of us will brush shoulders with loss. The death of someone you care about deeply can be so gut wrenching and annihilating that you may be left unable to imagine ever regaining your equilibrium. And if you’re there right now, just … Continue reading Grief For Beginners: 5 Things To Know About Processing Loss
Too Much Alone Time? Tips To Connect And Find Joy While Social Distancing
We are social creatures. So it’s no surprise that quarantine fatigue has begun to set in. “Humans are wired to come together physically,” says psychologist Judith Moskowitz of Northwestern University. But, loneliness has become widespread in modern life. And, social distancing has just exacerbated the problem, Moskowitz says. CLICK HERE.
Why Are People Wearing Masks? Answering Your Child’s Questions
Sometimes our toddlers ask us questions that are hard to answer — especially when we’re not sure what the right answer is, like the situation many communities are facing with COVID-19. CLICK HERE