Kindergarten Infographics

Developing Pre-Writing Skills in Early Childhood Infographic Most research on early writing has focused on lower primary-aged children which means studies on younger children (from 2-5 years) are a little thin. One of the causes of this was the long-held philosophy that very young children would learn what they needed by merely playing within a […]

Getting Your Child Ready for Kindergarten Infographic The Getting Your Child Ready for Kindergarten Infographic features everyday things families can do to make sure their child enters Kindergarten ready to learn. When a child enters kindergarten ready to learn, they start building a foundation for school success. Top 6 Ways to Get Your Child Ready […]

The Anatomy of a Kindergartner Infographic Kindergartners are the natural meaning seekers of any school building. Their tireless curiosity and energy bring new life to campus each and every year! Depending on home and school experiences, some children arrive raring to go while others are leaving the comfort of the nest for the first time. […]

The Ultimate Math Cheat Sheet Infographic clearly explains key math concepts in a simple and memorable way presenting important math skills children need to learn as they progress from Kindergarten through 6th grade. For each grade level the infographic highlights the building blocks of math and depicts them in a visually stunning way.

90% of your child's brain capacity develops before age 5. By age three a child's brain has formed 3 quadrillion connections. The development of a child's mind is absolutely amazing during early years. The Milestones of a Child's Mind Development Infographic shows how a child begins developing from day one.

Today, most Gen Xers and Gen Yers didn’t receive their first cellphone until they were in high school, maybe even college or later. But these days, children are getting their hands on mobile devices at a younger age every day. According to a new study, kids are ditching their nondigital toys by age three and […]

Parents used to refer to their children as "wired" when they were particularly energetic or experiencing a sugar high but today the term"wired" has a completely different meaning. It seems like every generation is summed up by an idea, and this generation is no different. The newest generation has been deemed, “Generation C”, or “The […]

Everyone has their own view on when a child should start school; while many kids begin to go to preschool as early as age three, some places in the world delay schooling until kids are six or seven. In studies of the US educational system, however, data points overwhelmingly toward the notion that when it […]

9 Benefits of Early Learning Improved social skills Reduction in special needs services Better academic performance Longer attention spans An increase of informational retention Higher graduation rates at the high school level Reduced behavioral problems throughout school career Reduction in crime affiliations Furthermore, every dollar that taxpayers spend on early-education averages out to thirteen dollars […]

Early childhood education (ECE) is the 1st step toward a successful learning experience. By enrolling a high quality ECE program, children develop the necessary skills and experiences that will help them succeed. Kick Start Your Kid's Learning can be an extremely valuable experience if young children are provided with a high quality, properly structured learning environment. […]

Parents sometimes worry that children are playing too much, play is actually vital to helping children learn. As children play within different areas of their environment, their learning process is influenced in different ways. The Learning Through Play Infographic takes a look at the different types of play, how they help, and then how a […]

3/4 of children have access to mobile devices at home Smartphones are the most commonly used devices (63% up from 41% two years ago). Tablets come a close second at 40% – compared with 8% two years ago! The number of kids who have used mobile devices has about doubled since two years ago (38% […]