Rhythms and Dances for Toddlers and Preschoolers 2nd Ed. is to teach toddlers, preschoolers and special needs kids rhythms, floor exercises, large motor skills, expressive dance, kinesthetic mini-lessons, and full dances in 98 pages with illustrations.

This lesson plan is a hands-on activity to learn about latitude and longitude, and how to remember which is which.

I´ve found that the household weekend schedule is only 2nd in importance to a regular daily schedule.

Following the sequence within a "quiet time" plan develops memory and the ability to concentrate. This is extremely useful in academic work where the kids are expected to learn new skills every day, and build upon those skills as they progress through the grades.

Even from a very young age kids can learn about holistic living from the examples around them; with family, friends, in community gatherings, in school.

From knowing a family having a member with learning disabilities, I have seen how much it helps to live close to a regular daily schedule.

Kinesthetic Language Learning: Using arms to make straight lines, curves and circles for alphabet shapes.

When your students have mastered the 16 basic rhythmic motor skills of sliding, leaping, prancing, galloping, and skipping, challenge them with these combinations.

Series of kinesthetic lessons using song and dance to teach basic math skills for pre-kindergarten through 3rd grade.

When it´s time to take a trip, this family has found from experience that, even then, keeping to a daily schedule benefits us.