You can try singing any nursery rhyme or song and adding in your own actions and moves! Make up your own moves if you want to, this is a fun way of keeping your little one’s attention on the song.

Some things never change. The wind will always rustle through the trees. The sun will always shine. And parents will always ...

Using action rhymes and songs Toddlers love rhymes! Singing and chanting together isn’t just fun – it’s a great way to introduce children to new words. Research has shown that the wider a ...

Poems, stories, and science activities in these colorful 64 ... An oldie but goodie – the Inquiry in Action book features chemistry-related physical science lessons that encourage upper elementary ...

Silence had served as a tolerable stopgap when action ruled my world ... from the sleeves of dead men and carrying them home ...

Fort Bend County Libraries’ Albert George Branch Library, 9230 Gene Street in Needville, presents a variety of free children’s programs every month for youth of all ages.

Greater Boston teacher, Susan Sabbatelli, with the help of her daughter, Lynsie Sabbatelli, launched this book and song with the dream of getting it on every child's bookshelf and YouTube playlist, ...

As part of an ongoing partnership, children at Birchtree Pre-School are making regular visits to Dogsthorpe Library, where ...

The Scottish Book Trust, which runs more than 20,000 classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers every year, has removed references to alcohol and violence from nursery rhymes and also made some ...

4 p.m.: Children — After-School Adventures: Pinewood Bobsled Derby at the Marion library. Elementary students can learn about simple physics in this Pinewood Derby program with a seasonal twist.

At the Baryshnikov Arts Center, an adaptation of Smith’s poem-memoir “Woolgathering” features Smith reciting, others dancing ...

Sebastian, Miranda’s 9-year-old son, also joins the cast of artists featured on the album, which includes Lauryn Hill, Ghostface Killah, Busta Rhymes ... says Miranda’s kids couldn’t ...