Summer 2020: Strategies for Families to Keep their Sanity
Resources and tips for thinking about summer 2020 – empowering kids to find a passion, be independent and stay social.
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Resources and tips for thinking about summer 2020 – empowering kids to find a passion, be independent and stay social.
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Throwing a party for your kid during COVID-19? Check out these ways to empower the birthday kid, play interactive games, and make lemonade out of the lemons!
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Watch this perfect parody for Coronavirus Times: “Part of Your World: A Teacher in Quarantine.” Get inspired to make art and grateful to our kids’ classroom teachers!
Part of Your World Parody: A Teacher in Quarantine Read More »
Some inspired play-based tips on writing from an education consultant!
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Emotions Charades is a super fun and incredibly potent tool to help support EQ and empathy in our kids. Use these tips from our theater classrooms to inspire your games and learn about other playful ways that help kids come to terms with their emotions. In these highly charged times we live in, kids need support in identifying and expressing their feelings…let’s do it through play!
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I can’t believe that Thanksgiving is upon us! You may be already preparing the brine, buying cranberries in bulk or finding the perfect wine pairing for poultry. I’m looking forward to four days away from the routines of school and work. And I’m grateful for the time to think about what I’m grateful for…which is
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You may have done this with girlfriends on a sleepover in the 80’s. I know I did. You may have done this as part of a talent show at camp. Yup. But you may not have thought of doing this with your kid. Here’s why you should play… It’s funny: This game is the
Need A Laugh? Play “Silly Chins”! Read More »
Getting into another character’s shoes is the best way (that I know) to build empathy. These simple exercises will get kids out of their own heads and into the hearts of their character. The theater gives us these essential tools to boost empathy and emotional intelligence in our young students.
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Tongue twisters warm up the voice…Yoga can stretch the body…But what about our character’s feelings? I use “Pass the Emotions” to get my students primed for their rehearsals in our Shakespeare productions at Child’s Play NY. In these plays, the stakes are so high that I’m constantly encouraging students to go deeper and make things
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