Sometimes no matter how many activities you have planned at home for your winter break, everyone gets antsy with a case of cabin fever. When you are looking to get out of the house for a couple of hours, these activities are just what you need.
Holiday break can test the patience of any parent, especially if you live somewhere cold and get stuck inside. If you have a child with ADHD, the laid-back structure and inability to run off energy is a recipe for disaster. The key to your survival is have things to do at home with plans to get out of the house mixed in.
Art has special significance to visual-spatial learners, not because they will grow up to be professional artists, but because it is a visual, tactile medium that meets children in their learning need. Young Rembrandts brings even more value to the visual tactile learner, by intentionally using art to develop learning skills that are essential to all young children.
It’s small business Saturday. I have a great way for you to support a small business and encourage your child’s creativity. Buy some coloring pages!
I’ve got a great way for your children to learn how to draw while giving you a few minutes to finish up those last minute holiday tasks! 5 Things to Draw for the Holidays is an eBook created for parents and children. The book is filled with 5 simple step by step instructional drawing videos for kids. […]
Learn to draw this friendly version with Young Rembrandts’s founder and CEO, Bette Fetter. The simple lines and clear instruction make it so easy to successfully draw this Halloween icon.
Halloween is a holiday centered around fun. Why not use a little of that fun to get some learning in there too?
I’ve compiled a list of things that your visual ADD/ADHD kid will do well. These will really boost their confidence in their awesomeness. So, try them out and have fun!
There are significant benefits to writing by hand; the better visual students write the better they learn. Regular practice helps young writers develop mastery and gain a level of unconscious competency that allows them to focus on their classroom work.
Many families turn to extra curricular activities to provide what their kids need more of. After school enrichment programs can give these learners the things they’re missing out on during regular school hours. But how do you choose the right one for your child?
