The school year is almost over! Another year of mostly online school, with small windows of physical sessions, the year went by really fast! The much-awaited summer vacation is here! The question is should kids keep working during the summer to avoid dulling their minds or they should be granted this time to have fun? The answer is well … both! Let them choose        In...

Kids have to be engaged all the time in the process of learning as they are always adapting and developing. Here are some fun activities so that they can remain engrossed, have fun and learn at the same time. We’ve created a list of activities that revolve around books infused with the concepts of recycling and journaling. Teaching kids journaling or scrapbooking is a great exercise for them...

Imagine a place where you introduce your child to colourful things and not just books. Fill the child’s surroundings with things that he/she can pick and start playing, and it’s even better when the child starts learning the concepts of the things around him/her. Introduction to art and crafts can be a great start in getting kids involved in a variety of concepts without the pressure of...

Kids have to be engaged all the time in the process of learning as they are always adapting and developing. Here are some fun activities so that they can remain engrossed, have fun and learn at the same time. We’ve created a list of activities that revolve around books infused with the concepts of recycling and journaling. Teaching kids journaling or scrapbooking is a great exercise for them...

The school year is almost over! Another year of mostly online school, with small windows of physical sessions, the year went by really fast! The much-awaited summer vacation is here! The question is should kids keep working during the summer to avoid dulling their minds or they should be granted this time to have fun? The answer is well … both! Let them choose        In...

Introduction to art and crafts can be a great start in getting kids involved in a variety of concepts without the pressure of inducing forced concepts. It evokes the child’s curiosity, it lets them think, interpret, ask questions, and come to a solution. Experiential learning allows an in-depth understanding of the surroundings where the child is looking around and adapting. This process...