Standardized testing is serious business at school. So what do you, as a parent, do to prepare your child? What do you do to make sure he takes this seriously and scores well? What if you don’t like this whole idea of standardized tests? What then? What do you tell your child?
Art has special significance to children because it is a visual, tactile medium that meets children in their learning need. Young Rembrandts uses art to develop learning skills that are essential to all young children.
I love finding visual gadgets and tools that make life easier for our visual kids. Take a look at this great clock for preschool and kindergarten aged kids. It’s cute, colorful and designed to help you to get more sleep while your little one becomes more independent.
I have created some adorable labels for you or your child to put on her drawers so she can easily keep her clothes organized and maybe even help put away her own laundry. Organization is important for children and adults alike. But, it is essential for right-brain dominant thinkers that struggle with internal order.
“5 things to Draw for the Holidays” is an eBook ready to keep your kids engaged while you prep for the holidays!
Our Holiday eBook is perfect for kids and adults who like to draw. “5 Things to Draw for the Holidays” will entertain and delight the whole family with insider tricks on how to draw an elf, a reindeer, Santa and more iconic characters. Download the book today.
There is a reason that your right-brain visual thinker is feeling anxious about that test.
Drawing encourages not only artistic skills but it develops academic skills as well. A geometry lesson is hidden in this How to Draw a Present video.
Young Rembrandts offers quarterly how to draw worksheets for you to try at home.