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Spatial Reasoning Puzzles for Kids

spatial reasoning puzzles

Spatial intelligence is the ability to think with your eyes. It is one of nine types of intelligence that were identified by Dr. Howard Gardner in his theory of Multiple Intelligences. Spatial Intelligence allows you to visualize things in your mind, judging distances, different shapes, angles and imagining different perspectives. Challenge spatial intelligence, with these […]

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How to Encourage Children’s Interests

Parents and teachers are always learning how to encourage children's interest at home or in the classroom. Read more on the blog.

Parents and teachers are always learning how to encourage children’s interest at home or in the classroom. Maybe you see signs of talent that you’re eager to develop. Maybe you’re concerned that they need more constructive options for filling their leisure time. Plus, you may just be tired of hearing that they’re bored. For young […]

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ADHD and Working Memory In Children

Researchers have explored ADHD and memory in children in order to understand any memory problems that may be present in this group of children.

Do you work with children who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? ADHD symptoms may include deficits in executive functions such as working memory. Researchers have explored ADHD and memory in children in order to understand any memory problems that may be present in this group of children. Working memory is an important cognitive function. […]

Locomotor Skills: What You Need to Know

Locomotor skills enable children to move their bodies from one location to another. Nonlocomotor skills provide stability.

Starting at birth, babies begin to work on their locomotor skills and nonlocomotor skills. Through floor play, they build up muscle strength and practice movement patterns to soon learn how to roll, crawl, and walk. Locomotor skills then continue to develop and progress throughout childhood and even adulthood depending upon your athletic abilities. Locomotor skills […]