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Animal Math Kindergarten Games 1.2 Device: iOS Universal Category: Games Price: $4.99 -> Free, Version: 1.2 (iTunes) Description: Featuring a colorful cast of silly pets from Ralphie the Cat to Oleg the Owl, join math-explorer Emma through more than 100 fun math games on a quest to help her animal friends explore the big city! Playable by kids of all ages with lots of positive encouragement, professional narration and catchy music.Designed by parents and teachers, this app adheres to Common Core Standards for kindergarten math. COUNTING & NUMBER RECOGNITION• To 100 by ones and by tens• Count forward beginning from...

Have a delightfully chilly time practicing math and literacy skills with these free printable frozen worksheets for toddler, preschool, prek, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade students. There are a huge variety of early learning activities in these 80+ pages of free worksheets. Frozen Worksheets Do you have a Frozen fan in your house?  I […] The post Frozen Worksheets for Kids appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Let’s welcome back monthly columnist Dominique Lambright as she shares with us “Different Levels of Editing.” Enjoy! *** Editing isn’t the big picture, but it doesn’t require a microscope. You can break it down into three types: heavy, medium, and light editing. At all levels, the editor corrects errors, queries the author about conflicting statements, requests advice when the means of resolving a problem is unclear, and prepares a style sheet.  Light editing takes the least time and usually involves minor changes to the text. Light editing means the writing has little need for improvement. Wordiness is corrected here or...

We all know how it feels when the world is going against us. And in the past months, good news has become somewhat of a luxury. That’s why we gotta take those lemons that life has been throwing right at us and turn them into a bandage for the soul. And we've got you covered. Bored Panda has compiled a list full of the most uplifting stories and positive-only vibes! From kind souls and good-doers to heroes without capes and humans being bros, this feel-good lemonade should be prescribed by doctors. Scroll down, upvote your faves, and forward the post...

Bored and isolated students are spending too many hours online and some have started using more substances, but all students will need extra emotional support when classes resume, says a psychiatrist who specializes in youth mental health. Dr. Shimi Kang said that while teens typically question authority and act impulsively some are now self-medicating with substances or ignoring physical distancing measures as a way to deal with anxiety resulting from the pandemic. “I would encourage schools to start with social emotional programming and talk about things like coping skills right in that first week going back, talk about what coping...