Foster Scientific Discovery in Kids

By Becky | March 20, 2021
A child in a lab coat uses a dropper to add blue liquid to a beaker, focusing intently on the scientific experiment. Text on the image reads, "Foster Scientific Discovery in Kids" and "FaithFirstParent.com.

Children are scientists at heart. Foster that desire to explore! Scientific discovery is a learning process. As kids of all ages make sense of their world, they study how things work both in nature and the man made world. In the backyard or a neighborhood park: • Search for animal tracks. • Examine tree buds.…

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Top 10 Tips to Summer Learning

By Becky | May 8, 2019
A joyful child in a white t-shirt runs through a spray of water in a sunlit park, learning the art of play. The droplets create a golden, shimmering effect in the background, capturing a moment of playful happiness.

Use these ten tips to keep your kids engaged and learning during the summer months. Write all ten words on a chalkboard or whiteboard. Try to intentionally incorporate as many of the top ten as possible each week. READ Read as much as you can as often as you can to your children. WRITE Print letters,…

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Top 10 Tips to Inspire Learning this Summer

By Becky | April 27, 2017
A person in a light blue shirt holds a waffle cone with brown swirled ice cream, wrapped in a napkin, capturing the essence of summer. The background showcases a wooden surface while the partially visible face is fixated on the delightful frozen treat.

Summer.. fun, sun, and time to play! But don’t let the learning slide. Here are ten tips to inspire your children to keep the learning alive over the summer months. READ Read as much as you can as often as you can to your children. Spend time at the library. Your children can have their…

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