A discerning parent once said..."any teacher who does not practice a personal culture of 'reading' may never be able to le...

Our lives as parents are increasingly busy these days and sometimes it's hard to find time to accomplish everything around the h...

Many times, teachers find themselves answering most of the questions they ask their students. They do this of course with good intentions ...

One of my passions is beautifying classrooms. A beautiful classroom tells a thousand stories. It builds dreams, it adorns the futur...

As the year comes to an end, and your kids get older, some of you may have kids who are beginning to ask for your permission to get on s...

Merry Christmas to all our esteemed readers! The Learning Craft (TLC) wishes you a fulfilled holiday in this period of merrymaking. Le...

Today, we mark the International Day for Persons with Disbility. We like to view them not with a disability but people with some ability,...

Studies have found that violent and obscene programming, including cartoons, have a significant negative impact upon children especiall...

From my last blog post, here are some insights into why children steal and what parents, teachers and caregivers can do to help. B...

Children develop stealing habits from a pretty young age. Their little fingers tend to be sticky, allowing foreign objects to mysteriousl...

Comprehension is the ability to understand and interprete what is read. For your child to be able to accurately understand written materi...

What does it mean to be literate today? Today, literacy includes developing the skills to navigate digital media, exploring ideas from gl...

I read this and immediately thought to share with you. What a fun and interesting use of one of the things teachers mostly dislike ...