Let's get creative! Here is an idea to get your children's imagination going this graduation season.

Break up those hot summer days with some watery fun that's guaranteed to inspire giggles of delight. Here are seven creative wet and wild activities you can do to stay cool.

Long past the holidays yet before spring break, the month of February can be a unique challenge for preschool teachers. Add in the cooler weather and teachers will quickly notice that some kids are getting a severe case of the winter wiggles.

With summer in full force, the Fourth of July is just around the corner. From the food to the fireworks, the parades to the pool, kids adore everything about this holiday!

Preschoolers love their moms and Mother’s Day is the perfect time to show Mom a little affection.

Try these 10 Valentine's Day crafts with your class. They will make your heart melt!

Gardening is a great hands-on activity to do with preschoolers during the warmer weather. Who doesn't like getting their hands a little dirty and ultimately being rewarded with fresh fruit and vegetables?

Need some ideas on how to get your students excited about learning math? Use these three engaging math activities in your classroom to prepare your students for Kindergarten.

Preschoolers are naturally drawn to Mother Nature. They love to play outside. They adore getting messy and splashing in puddles. They can find beauty in the simplicity of a single leaf.

May is full of flowers and sunshine across the country, but it's also a time to celebrate all things photography.

Random Acts of Kindness Day is Feb. 17, and the days leading up present a wonderful opportunity to encourage your children to be kind, particularly to the teachers that care for them each and every day.

They're there for the big hugs, to teach important lessons and to play with endlessly while giggles fill the room: Dads make a big difference in every preschooler's life!

National Child Care Provider Day is the Friday before Mother’s Day (May 11 this year), which is the ideal time for directors to show how much employees are valued. Here are 10 ways to celebrate this special day.

Need an escape from the cold? Start decorating for Spring with these five ideas to help brighten your classroom.

Kids often have difficulty with self-control and delayed gratification. Use these 13 simple ways to practice so kids can be prepared for this difficult situation.

Now that summer is in full force, the Fourth of July is just around the corner. For preschool teachers, it's also a fun time to pull a little patriotism into the classroom with age-appropriate crafts that celebrate the Fourth of July.

St. Patrick's Day is on March 17, and although the day itself falls on a weekend in 2019, that doesn't mean you can't have some fun the week prior with your preschoolers!

Parents’ Day is the fourth Sunday in July in the United States, which means this year it's July 22.

Preschool friendships form and evolve, and while teachers know there are bound to be best buddies, it's important to promote inclusivity among classmates.

March is National Reading Month, and educators across the country will use this time to foster a love of the written word in their students. Preschool teachers know that reading skills start to form long before a child is able to look at a word.

These outdoor activities are more than just fun, they're educational, too! Your kids will have a great time while exercising their bodies and minds.

Check out our smart tips to help you teach the important skill of handwriting to your little preschooler.