From the touch of sand to the splashing of water, experiences that tap into multiple senses can help build intellect and ...

A developmental screening tool may identify young children with SCD who are at risk for academic difficulties, a study found.

Saint Ann Preschool Highlights Develops the whole child—spiritually, socially, emotionally, and academically Faith-based environment that fosters a love of God through Bible stories, prayer, and song ...

WASHINGTON, DC (ANI) – A recent doctoral thesis has shown that practicing motor skills and physical activity can support preschoolers’ cognitive and early academic skills, particularly when these ...

Helping kids get ready for kindergarten can start right at home! In this video, I share my favorite hands-on activities and playful tips to build fine motor skills—like coloring, cutting, and using ...

The more time that young children run and play, the more they will be prepared for school. Playing with a purpose can help children become more confident as their bodies grow and develop. Take young ...

Students who attended a public Montessori program for preschool have better short-term memories and reading outcomes by the end of kindergarten compared to their peers, according to a new study.

Clumsy kids can be cute, but if you’re a parent, it might be worth it to check in on their motor skills. A new study from the University of Texas at Arlington warns that coordination issues in ...

A University of Texas at Arlington study reveals that even children who meet standard developmental milestones may be falling behind in age-appropriate motor skills. Priscila Tamplain, UT Arlington ...

Experts say parents should start building literacy skills before a child enters kindergarten. Engaging children in conversation and asking open-ended questions builds crucial language skills. Parents ...

Despite what you may have seen in science fiction movies, solving the problem of human-like walking for real-world androids is actually fiendishly difficult, and it’s only recently that we’ve seen ...