Inside: A fun, easy play number facts game with Uno cards. Great for revising addition and multiplication facts. So much of mastering basic math facts comes down to revision. Making that revision fun and engaging has always been important to me – as both a teacher and a parent. Which is exactly what led us […]
9 Memory Game Ideas: Games to Improve Memory and Concentration
Kids brains are busy places! They are learning so many new things even through their everyday experiences, as they active build neural pathways. Regularly exercising their cognitive abilities by playing fun and engaging logic games, word games, and a range of memory games is an invaluable way to stretch the developing brain to improve memory. […]
25 Ways to Learn at Home with Lego: Great for Elementary/Primary Grades
Inside: 25 fun learn at home Lego activities for families managing school closures. With many of us facing the prospect of (or already managing) school closures I was thinking about which of the learning activities here at Childhood101 would be most useful for parents (and teachers allocating work to be done at home), and what […]
Opposites Memory Matching Game
The latest in our printable matching games for kids collection, this free, printable opposites matching game is a fabulous tool for reinforcing learning about antonyms with preschool, kindergarten and first grade children (you’ll find the download instructions at the end of this post). The set includes 12 matching pairs of commonly understood opposite terms – […]
21 Awesome Building Kits and Sets for Kids
When a reader recently asked the Childhood 101 Facebook community for building and construction toy set suggestions the responses were too fabulous not to share! So I have combined my own top building kit suggestions with those popular with readers to bring you this list of 21 awesome building kits and sets for kids. 21 […]
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