Kindergarten

Printables

Learning Friends Ms. Giraffe coloring printable Meet the Learning Friends' teacher, Ms. Giraffe! Her favorite thing about school is her students!

Creativity & Life Skills

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Building together color by number Get ready for school with the Learning Friends! Kids practice math while completing this cute color-by-number.

Mathematics

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What will Koala see at school? This printable activity helps your child get ready for school while practicing the skill of sorting items into sets.

Logic & Problem Solving

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Activities

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Grace’s honey tasting Here's a sweet way to bring the learning from Gracie's Attic to life!

Reading & Writing

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Pressed leaf nature book What do you do in the fall when the wind starts to blow? Go outside and collect some free art supplies!

Creativity & Life Skills

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Starfish sugar cookies Decorating these sugar cookies gives you and your little learner an opportunity to talk about the amazing science of sea stars.

Science

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Videos

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The making of a kid-tough tablet We know kids play hard, so we make our tablets kid-tough. Before handing an expensive tablet to your tot, ask "Can your tablet do this?"

LeapFrog News

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Hippo's show & tell In this free webisode, a field trip to the beach teaches Hippo a valuable lesson about confidence.

Personal & Social Skills

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Playground Dad's daughters review LeapBand Not only does the LeapBand help children learn a wide range of new skills, but you’ll also find that these wearable devices are fun for the whole family!

Reviews

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Discussions

Discussion

My son is struggling with counting. How can I help him? By the time most children are five years of age, they are able to count to 20. If your son is still struggling with counting, try making a game out of counting objects throughout the day – apples at a grocery store or the number of seconds it takes for the traffic light to turn green – and count out loud with your child. You can also h...

Mathematics

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My parent-teacher conference was rushed. Do I ask to meet again? It is not uncommon for teachers to have up to 30 children in their classroom, which can make it difficult for teachers to give students – and parents – the personalized attention they need. While it is important for you to keep this in mind, you should always feel comfortable contacting your child’s teacher with any concerns that you h...

Personal & Social Skills

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What are some ways to encourage my son to sound out the letters in a word he doesn’t know? To encourage your son to sound out words he doesn’t know, help him build confidence blending and segmenting words. For example, you might start by having him listen to you stretch out the two-sound word “me” (e.g., m-ē).

Language Learning

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