Learning with as many senses as possible helps instill new concepts, including basic academics such as math and language.

Learning manners is important for kids of all abilities to help them accept and be accepted in everyday society.

Biking is an exhilarating practice that wheels away stress and gives a new positive outlook on life.

A must-have for a child getting ready to recognize alphabet letters.

Prancing can be learned and practiced in place, alternating feet, and then as a moving step across the room.

Teaching little dance routines, short and easy, and later combining several routines is a way to include everyone in the total dance.

Teach school age kids to take these steps to resolve issues.

Based on the Civil War era (1860s) book by Margaret Mitchell of the same name, "Gone with the Wind" is a magnificent dramatic movie. It was produced in 1939 by David O. Selznick.

Learning to spell words with double letters through song and rhythmic clapping for all 3 types of learners - auditory, visual and kinesthetic.

Here are 2 kinesthetic math lessons made into games for students of all abilities to try their hand at: for learning to count to 20, and what the quantity of 20 looks like.