Activities and Fun Archive

Play doh offers a fun and creative way for kids to try their hands on new skills. However, the market-bought play doh is expensive and does not seem to last long. You buy it today and the kids are left asking for more again ...Read More

While all children benefit from physical activities, children with disabilities are seen to benefit especially. Studies have demonstrated that participating in physical activities can help improve motor development and could optimize physical functioning. Not only that, physical activities can help children with special needs ...Read More

Autism is a term used to describe certain neuro development disorders that typically manifest during infancy or childhood. Autism is characterized by problems in communication and social interaction, certain repetitive behaviors, and other symptoms. Poor motor planning, toe walking and poor muscle tone, are ...Read More

The old Chinese proverb goes I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand. Research shows that “doing” along with “listening” makes for better learning. In other words the more active a child’s participation in the learning process ...Read More

Preschoolers are notoriously difficult to entertain. They are full of energy, have short attention spans and seem always to be getting into trouble! So how do you go about keeping your little tyke gainfully occupied – preferably in a way that teaches something and ...Read More

Keeping kids occupied, and constructively entertained can be a challenging task. You will ideally want to keep you kids away from the TV and computer games to the extent possible and even perhaps engage in educational activities. So here are some ideas for fun ...Read More