Every summer, millions of children attend summer camps throughout the United States. They develop a sense of independence as they try new adventures away from home. Not just this, but Summer Camps with iQuriousKids is…
Category: Literacy
Looking for fun ways to explore the art of poetry and use it to support language learning? Try these 3 simple and fun poetry games for kids – Sixty Seconds Play a rapid fire…
Getting your child to read, is a step towards developing his/her readiness for school. Starting at an early age gives the benefit of developing academic skills as well as creative and reasoning abilities. If…
Question and questions.. Some kids have this amazing knack to keep you on your toes.. It’s a good thing you say. It’s a great thing we say!! Encourage that curiosity even in the shy ones. My…
Let’s run away and never go to school again – This probably is the perfect way to sum up the mental map of most of our kids when it comes to homework. Kids and homework…
Teenage years can be formidable. The brain is creating new connections and is a sponge ball of confusion (I found the book “The Teenage Brain” quite enlightening). We have all been there and…
Reading a Chapter Book with a Preschooler: Roger the Mini-Dragon and the Magic Meadow By Mary West Over the last couple of months, my three-year-old has really grown to LOVE reading, especially before bed. We are always looking for new…