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Reading to children is about more than learning words — it builds language skills, fosters empathy, and strengthens family bonds. Just a few minutes a day can help children grow academically, emotionally, and socially, while creating meaningful connections that last a lifetime.

Family meals don’t have to be perfect to make a big difference. Research shows that even three shared meals a week can help children eat healthier, perform better in school, and build stronger emotional connections. Mealtime is about more than food — it’s a chance to slow down, talk, and strengthen family bonds that last a lifetime.

Cooking with children is about more than making meals—it’s a way to build healthy habits, teach lifelong skills, and strengthen family and cultural connections. From washing vegetables to sharing stories around the stove, every moment in the kitchen is a chance to learn, grow, and create lasting memories together.

Spring is a powerful time to help children connect with culture, land, and self through everyday activities that are both joyful, meaningful and important in early childhood.

Discover how Growing Up WILD connects young children to nature through hands-on activities that support learning and development.

Spring is here, and while the flowers are blooming, the rain is falling! Though the wet weather might keep kids indoors, it’s also the perfect opportunity for fun, creative, and easy-to-make crafts.

Gardening isn’t just a fun outdoor activity—it’s a powerful tool for child development.

As the weather warms up and nature comes alive, it's the perfect time to get outside and have some fun with your little ones.

St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect time to add a little magic and creativity to your day with some fun and easy crafts! Whether you’re...

Looking for festive and healthy snack ideas to make your Valentine’s Day classroom celebration extra special? From heart-shaped treats to...