by cambria | Feb 8, 2025 | Resources for Educators, Resources in English for Families, Share With Your Families, Social Emotional Well Being, Social Justice, Social Justice Edu
Transgender youth need support from families, teachers, and communities to feel safe and valued. This guide brings together helpful resources for mental health, legal rights, and advocacy. With laws and policies changing, it’s important to have clear and reliable... by cambria | Jun 3, 2024 | Resources for Families, Share With Your Families
What is pretend play? In pretend play, children use their imagination to take on different roles in real or made-up situations. Since this often involves mentally transforming objects, landscapes, or even their own bodies into something new pretend play is sometimes... by cambria | Jun 3, 2024 | Resources for Families, Share With Your Families
What is physical play? Physical play is any type of play where children move their bodies. When children are young this may be as simple as a game of peek-a-boo or patty cake. As children get older and acquire more physical skills, their physical play expands to... by cambria | Jun 3, 2024 | Resources for Families, Share With Your Families
What is language play? Language play is when children creatively manipulate words and sounds in their native languages, second languages, or invented languages. Examples of language play include making up songs and rhymes, creating nonsense words, imitating or... by cambria | Jun 3, 2024 | Resources for Families, Resources in Chinese for Families, Resources in English for Families, Resources in Haitian Creole for Families, Resources in Portuguese for Families, Resources in Spanish for Families, Resources in Vietnamese for families, Share With Your Families
Want to incorporate more play into your family’s routine? Wondering if play really helps kids develop? Play is essential for children’s development. Numerous studies have demonstrated that play reduces children’s stress and provides socioemotional benefits that... by cambria | Jun 3, 2024 | Resources for Families, Share With Your Families
The term neurodiversity describe natural variations in the ways in which brains develop and function. The word encompasses a variety of conditions, including Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, Tourette’s Syndrome, dyspraxia, and Autism Spectrum...
