Biting can be a normal part of early childhood development, particularly when children are still learning to communicate. Understanding what triggers the behavior can help parents and teachers respond calmly, encourage better communication, and create positive solutions.

Mix equal amounts of flour, salt and water. Add liquid tempera paint for color. Pour mixture into squeeze bottles and paint. Mixture will harden in a puffy shape.

Celebrate gratitude with a fun, hands-on Thanksgiving Tree project that lets every child get creative while sharing something special they’re thankful for.

A simple, colorful science experiment that lets children watch crystals form before their eyes while exploring evaporation, color mixing, and the fun of discovery.

A fun group activity that helps children discover rhythm through chanting, movement and repetition—while giving everyone a chance to contribute their own creative motions.

Bring the whole family into the fun with a simple holiday craft that encourages children and parents to get creative together using everyday materials from around the home.

Turn story time into an active adventure! By bringing children right into the action, a favorite book becomes an imaginative group experience filled with movement, laughter, and participation.

A sweet and simple hands-on project using applesauce and cinnamon to create heart-shaped decorations children can shape, decorate, and enjoy making themselves.

Turn early math into a game with bean bags! Children practice number recognition, counting, addition and even subtraction while tossing, moving and having fun together.

Combine music, movement and learning with Lummi Sticks! Familiar songs and rhythmic exercises help children practice coordination, following directions and singing while getting plenty of movement along the way.