Kids 'R' Kids Learning Academy of Medlock Bridge

This easy butterfly snack is a fun way to explore the art and science of a delicate yet determined creature! You and your child can investigate butterfly parts, stages of growth, and the wonder of migrating insects while decorating the body and creating a nutritious snack. Then take off on an outside adventure to find butterfly eggs, caterpillars, and adult butterflies hiding among the leaves and flowers. Literacy Connection: Teach your child that he or she has the power to protect one of the most beautiful natural treasures of North America by reading One Million Monarchs by Dawn Leon. This heartwarming depiction of the Monarchs’ epic journey out of Mexico will inspire you to create a garden with a purpose.

Children are born with a desire to connect with the world around them. When their environment supports feeling, learning, and growing, they develop into much mo...re open and accepting adults. Click below to check out our newest blog post on understanding more about your child's social & emotional development! https://kidsrkids.com//understanding-social-and-emotional/

Students and teachers explore STEAM Ahead projects together. With the teacher acting as facilitator, children will be guided through opportunities to observe, question, predict, try, build, and share what they learn. Open-ended questions build critical thinking and communication skills as teachers encourage children to question the why of activities and then use descriptive language to explain what they learned.

When it comes to your littlest little ones, we blend healthy doses of love and encouragement with a curriculum carefully engineered by some of the best early education experts in the industry. At Kids 'R' Kids, infants are immersed in engaging experiences designed to promote motor and sensory interaction.

Simple kitchen science is a fantastic way to teach your child that science is everywhere. This delicious snack is an easy way to let your child build connections between following a recipe and scientific thinking. You can even add in a pinch of math and language skills for a well-balanced activity. And this simple no-cook recipe is a safe way to let your child attempt as many of the tasks independently as possible. Estimating how much of the pan liner will be needed, tearing ...the paper, measuring ingredients and stirring carefully are all important thinking skills! To prompt some critical thinking, ask your child to predict how long it may take for the blueberries to freeze, talk about the freezing point of different things, and put a thermometer in the freezer to read the temperature together. Sharing conversation about the activity helps your child learn conversation skills and builds your relationship. What you'll need: 1 pint container blueberries (about 125 blueberries) 1 cup vanilla, nonfat Greek yogurt 1 tablespoon stevia (or your favorite sugar substitute) Instructions: 1. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside. 2. In a medium mixing bowl, stir together the yogurt and sweetener. 3. Working in 2 batches, gently fold in the blueberries to coat in the yogurt. Scoop them up with a fork and tap the excess yogurt off. 4. Place the blueberries on the baking sheet, being careful not to have them touch. 5. Freeze the baking sheet until the blueberries are completely frozen, about 1 hour. 6. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the freezer.

Looking for some fun activities to do with your little ones? Look no further! Click the link below to check out our April edition of The SMARTER CHILD Magazine. It includes colorful crafts, yummy recipes, and useful articles you won't want to miss! #kidsrkids

Self-confidence comes when kids achieve things on their own. We have some tips to help build your child’s confidence in this month’s Smarter Child magazine!

Happy Easter from our family to yours!

As always safety is our number one priority. As we continue in this new normal, we're paying extra attention to cleanliness and health in our facility!

At Kids ‘R’ Kids Learning Academies, we use strategies from our Brain Waves Curriculum to support neural pathways for language, social-emotional, cognitive, and physical development during the crucial years. These strategies provide a predictable process that helps channel stimulation into long-term learning and help children meet the challenges of an increasingly complex world.

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Children operate best when they are able to define the world they see around them and their place within it. When kids feel accepted, they are much more incline...d to accept others. Check out our latest blog to learn how to help your child develop their sense of identity: https://kidsrkids.com/blog/developing-a-sense-of-self/

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Remember to wear green.

Looking for some fun ways to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day? Our very own Smarter Child magazine has snacks and crafts just waiting for you to explore!