May is a month full of reasons to celebrate! Spring is in full bloom. The day to honor our mothers is in the middle of the month. School is almost out for the summer. And, we honor our fallen soldiers at the end of the month. We have gathered a bunch of great activities for each of these occasions that you must try.
Take some time today to create some art. I have lots of great ideas to get you started.
Earth Day is this Saturday! Try these great activities with your children to get them thinking about our environment and how they can help make the world a better place.
Whether you are having a big dinner with your extended family or just keeping it simple with your family at home, we have found some great ideas to keep everyone busy while using up some of those plastic Easter eggs and jellybeans that are sure to fill up the Easter baskets.
Spring is in the air and with it comes new life and movement from the creepy crawlies. Have fun drawing this simple step by step snail. And let the creativity flow while you color your masterpiece. If you like this video consider enrolling your child in a Young Rembrandts class at a school or rec center near you.
The kids are home and free from homework, schedules and school for a week. What are you going to do with them to keep them busy, happy and out of your hair? I have got a few great ideas for you to survive this week and have fun while doing it.
St. Patrick’s Day occurs annually on March 17. Help the kids celebrate the Irish with these simple and fun activities.
Young Rembrandts is constantly reviewing curriculum to make sure they are providing lessons that appeal to your child’s interests. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming up this Spring. These great new lessons are sure to delight and challenge your artist.
Try your hand at drawing this simple shamrock for St. Patrick’s day. Drawing is great for increasing fine motor control, time on task and boosting creativity. If you like this how to draw video, enroll your child in a Young Rembrandts class at their school today.
All through elementary school kids will be assigned lists of vocabulary words to memorize. To ensure success, match the style of practice to your child’s learning style.
