If your child is between 3 and 5 years old, you are likely starting to have thoughts about kindergarten and how your child will handle adjusting to this big change. There will be new expectations, new schedules, and many new faces. Will your child adjust to making new friends? Will…
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We’re celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with our curated list of books that both entertain and educate. Books are a wonderful way to celebrate and honor Hispanic heritage, offering young readers a window into vibrant traditions, languages, and history of Hispanic Americans. From imaginative tales and family-centered stories to playful adventures,…
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After a long day, you’re probably excited to hear all about your child’s day at preschool. Asking a simple “How was school?” may not yield the detailed report you were hoping for. Children will usually respond with “fine” or “okay” leaving you wanting to know a bit more about your…
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Building a strong vocabulary is not only essential for academic success but also enhances a child’s ability to express themselves effectively and understand the world around them. While traditional methods like reading aloud together are invaluable, integrating creative activities can make the process of learning new words fun and engaging…
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Helping Your Preschooler Navigate Disappointments
When your child experiences disappointment, your gut feeling might be to step in and fix things. However, teaching your child to handle these moments with resilience can set them up for a lifetime of emotional strength. One of the hallmarks of our Links to Learning curriculum is social-emotional learning. A…
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