March 14th is not just another day on the calendar—it’s Pi Day 2025! A global celebration that brings together math enthusiasts, educators, and students alike. Pi Day honors the mathematical constant π (pi), approximately 3.14159, which represents the ratio of...
When you think of an abacus, you might picture an old wooden tool from ancient times, but don’t be fooled by its vintage appearance—it’s still one of the best scientific ways to boost a child’s mental math skills. It’s not...
As the holiday season ends, many parents find it challenging to ease their children back into their daily routines and prepare for their return to school. After weeks filled with cozy nights, festive games, and relaxed schedules, getting kids back...
The holiday season is a magical time filled with twinkling lights, cozy fireplaces, and the sweet aroma of festive treats. While it’s tempting for kids to lounge in their pajamas all day and watch a sea of holiday movies, keeping...
Have you heard of math anxiety? Does your child struggle with it? While some kids breeze through the subject, some may find it very daunting. Math anxiety is one of the problems associated with the subject, sometimes the problem can...
Diabetes has become a significant health concern globally, with more than 537 million people currently living with the condition, a number projected to exceed 700 million by 2045 if effective measures aren’t taken. World Diabetes Day is a reminder of...
We have all heard about the growth mindset multiple times and why having this mindset can be game-changing. While we understand its benefits, the real question is: How can we cultivate this mindset, especially in young children? Are there any...
Have you heard about the Think-Pair-Share (TPS) activities yet? This cooperative learning style is impressively effective and can be enforced in any learning environment. This active learning mechanism was first discovered by a professor from the University of Maryland, named...
Learning the abacus is an ancient and proven method for developing mental arithmetic skills, but have you ever wondered why children seem to master this tool faster than adults? It’s not just because their minds are more flexible, there are...
Scientifically, the early years are critical for brain development. During this time, a child’s brain is highly plastic, meaning it absorbs information and forms neural connections at an astonishing rate. When children engage in stimulating educational activities, they acquire knowledge...
