Social & Emotional Activity Finder

Daniel gets a book in the mail! He wants to read it by himself.

Creating a paper kindness tree can help your child take pride in her actions of showing kindness to others.

Your child can see Martha model good neighbor behavior as she offers to help Mr. Hangburn with his mouse "PREDICAMENT.

Parents can use this guide to understand ways to introduce non-fiction into your child's reading and help them understand and learn from it.

Your child can learn about "BRAINSTORMING" as the kids explore ideas for awesome puppy TV shows.

Creating a silly picture with others can help your child develop creativity and cooperative learning skills.

Your child can practice printing letters and sounding out words with Princess Presto in this clip where she spells the word "SNACK" to entice Santa to visit!

Pig and Duck learn that a spring is not the thing to make a frosting machine stop bouncing! Your child will learn about phoneme sounds and spelling the word "spring.

Duck gets stuck in the letter O when he tries to go swimming!

In this fast-paced letter learning activity, your child can practice rhyming, letter recognition and sounds, alphabetizing, and more by completing segments in a word race.

Your child can use her creativity and letter writing skills to decorate for a surprise party for a friend or family member. Try these decorating ideas.

Your child can follow along as Martha reads this story about reusing and recycling items and learn new words, such as landfill, consequences, and environment.

Ham Johnson and Kit Luntanne are going to make a vocabulary calendar together! Your child will learn that preferably, positively, and definitely, all mean yes!

Your child will learn about how news reports provide information, and the meaning of "blackout".

In this A-dventure, your child will learn about the letter 'A' and all the words that start with the first letter of the alphabet.