Number decomposition is just a fancy way of saying “understanding different combinations that make the same number”. The number three, for example, has four different ways it can be made: 3 + 02 + 11 + 20 + 3 Decomposing Numbers Test your child’s numerical understanding by doing the following:... read more →

In recent years children have become more exposed to technology and much has been written about the negative impact it can have on your little one’s mind. While it is true that unsupervised and unlimited screen time can be detrimental to your child’s development, recent studies have shown that exposing... read more →

Onthou jy toe jy kleinding jouself vir ure kon besig hou sonder televisie of spoggerige elektronika? Onthou hoe jy kombershuise in die sitkamer gebou het, bokskarre gemaak het en met jou verbeelding die wêreld vol gery het? Mens dink terug en voel dan half laf vir al die dinge waarmee... read more →

As challenging as packing wholesome, nutritious and yummy lunches for our little ones is, it seems to be even more difficult in the colder winter months. Some schools do provide microwaves for lunchbox food to be heated, but if not – don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. A few tips... read more →

Although oats might not win the prize for favourite breakfast, it is definitely a top contender when it comes to the health benefits – fibre-rich, gluten free with loads of vitamins and minerals. Doll up your kids’ bowl of oats by creating a little picture – or add chopped apple,... read more →

English Instructions: Children should take their vowel card (it contains “plates” with the vowels showing in red) and a doughnut. Next, they place their doughnut on the plate so that the red vowel shows through the hole and practice sounding out the word it creates. Not every pairing of doughnut... read more →

Winter makes one think of “a nip in the air”, cold mornings and chilly evenings. There are some precautions one should take to minimize the health risks that your baby or small child may face. Here are some tips to keep your little ones healthy. Keep your home warm It... read more →

The word anxiety is not often associated with children - it rather reminds you of a tense colleague or tight-lipped neighbour. Anxiety disorders in kids are real - 1 in 8 children are suffering with it.  Anxiety is a normal emotion, especially when meeting new friends or having a speech... read more →

This nifty little craft is great at developing colour recognition, fine motor skills and to promote some Proudly South African vibes! What you will need: Gummed paperSouth African flag download5 little bowls How do you do it? Select the colours from the gummed paper (black, yellow, green, blue and red).... read more →

Dis sitrus seisoen en nou is die perfekte geleentheid om ‘n bietjie ekstra vrugte (en Vitamin C) by ontbyt in te smokkel. Jy sal die volgende nodig hê: Plaatkoekie (vir die leeu se gesig)‘n Aarbei (vir die leeu se neus)Naartjies (vir die leeu se maanhare)Dadels of bloubessies (vir die oë)Sjokoladesous... read more →