Pointers for Parents

With UDL Primrose teachers can better meet the individual needs of each child by providing various open-ended activities and different ways of presenting information.

Inviting your child to give you a helping hand in the kitchen is a fun and unique way to teach them responsibility. As you prepare a meal, give your child an age-appropriate task to complete so they can learn about acting independently. Try these Snacktivities to help your child get comfortable in the kitchen.

High-quality adult-child interactions in early childhood can have a lifelong impact on health, mental wellness, academics and social skills.

The winter holidays offer a natural opportunity to talk about belongingness with your child. At Primrose, fostering a sense of belongingness means creating and maintaining…

When children open a book, they’re not just learning about words and pictures. They’re also learning how their experiences fit within the broader world. Our Balanced Learning® curriculum uses a thoughtfully selected library of books that support this sense of belongingness by representing a wide range of characters and circumstances.

It can be challenging for little ones when their friend or sibling is the birthday star. Try these tips to teach your child that sharing the spotlight can be fun, too.

Bring conservation lessons home with this upcycled mini garden.

Make generosity fun, memorable and meaningful for your children — no major effort required.

At Primrose schools, we know the importance of helping raise the next generation of fantastic friends. See tips for how you can continue the lessons at home.