Articles, tagged with "educational benefits", page 3
20th January 2010
While it is universally accepted that play is educational in itself and an important part of your babies development, through to childhood and beyond, within play there are specific toys designed to help with educational benefits beyond traditional and mo...
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Author:
Tamsin White
19th January 2010
There are considerable educational benefits to children's teamwork exercises - but don't tell them that!
The reality is, by providing a group of children with a challenge to work with, they may improve communication, leadership and problem solving skil...
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Author:
Xavi
07th January 2010
It maybe child's play, but you'd be amazed at what children can learn through games. Watch children playing board games with each other, running a three legged race or playing football - they're not only having fun but also learning cooperation, teamwork,...
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Author:
Suri Poulos
15th December 2009
The Government's commitment to providing high-speed Internet connections to rural America through the Federal Broadband Stimulus program, may have a positive economic effect for customers accessing newly born services. However, the effect on rural busines...
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Author:
Frank Bilotta
11th December 2009
It is easy to under-estimate the educational benefits of play time. By the time we become adults, most of us have been indoctrinated with the philosophy of no pain, no gain. But research shows play time for kids can help with development of important skil...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
11th December 2009
Often, a child's first toy might be a teddy bear or another stuffed animal. Stores are full of stuffed toys, and there are even entire businesses dedicated to customizing stuffed animals. While adults may think that such toys are cute and soft, there is m...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
11th December 2009
Construction toys are a perennial favorite for parents and children. From preschoolers to older children, these toys promote creativity, physical activity and problem-solving. Kids love to imagine and build, with the results varying across individual inte...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
11th December 2009
Kids need to be active. Playing outside is the best way for them to develop muscles and large motor skills like balance. There are additional health benefits like increased cardiovascular fitness and lung capacity. Without access to the outside, most kids...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
11th December 2009
Many children spend hours playing with dollhouse toys, carefully arranging and dramatizing scenarios. Not only are kids enthusiastic about it, but there are numerous educational benefits to playing with a miniature dollhouse:
1. Imaginative Play: Doll...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
26th November 2009
When you buy a new computer you generally find that it already has some free games included in the programs. They are often standard games such as Hearts or Solitaire and they will usually get used at some point in the office or at home. Card games are ...
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Author:
Michiel Van Kets
25th November 2009
The extreme amount of flexibility offered by homeschooling creates many educational benefits. One of them, of course, is that "home" and "school" become one, so that the educational experience doesn't have to begin and end with the ringing of a bell. By i...
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Author:
Hong Kirby
24th November 2009
Unlike the lights-flashing, music playing, push-button electronic gadgets and gizmos that pass for toys these days, Thomas Tank Engine wooden railway toys are the real thing. With the former, children are merely entertained, with the latter, they PLAY. Th...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
13th November 2009
As your children grow and their abilities increase, they will need different toys to stimulate and educate them, thankfully at VTech they realise this and their VTech Smile range evolves as your children do.Babies need toys that will stimulate their inter...
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Author:
Angie Thurston
11th November 2009
Jigsaw puzzles provide educational benefits while allowing a child to enjoy playing. First developed around 1760 by John Spilsbury as a geography aid for British children, they quickly became popular in the educational field. It wasn't until around 1880 t...
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Author:
Joe Kanooga
03rd November 2009
Talks are in place for the designing of the Moogseum. The Moogseum, which promises to be a unique and creative hands-on museum and Exploratorium, will demonstrate the combination of science and music.
The Moogseum, which the Bob Moog Foundation hopes t...
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Author:
Kristin Royce