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We can all agree that reading to your child is beneficial. We’ve all seen the infographics on social media and answered the survey questions at the Pediatrician’s office. I have even noticed that my school aged children are assigned 20-30 minutes of reading as homework instead of traditional worksheets. Reading to/with your child daily is… Read More
There is a moment most parents and teachers know well. You give a simple instruction. Shoes on. Clean up. Line up. And nothing happens. It can feel frustrating, especially when the direction seems easy. But for young children, following directions is not just about listening. It is about learning how to slow down, tune in,… Read More
Children learn about the world through their relationships. Sharing gives them a chance to practice generosity, patience, and connection. In November, we are helping students explore what it looks like to include others and care for the people around them. How Children Experience Sharing Sharing develops differently for every child. Some children share with ease,… Read More
Teaching Tender Hearts to Notice and Care At Home For Your Heart, we know that even the tiniest learners are busy discovering what it means to connect with others. One of the most beautiful skills they can grow during these early years is empathy. Empathy is noticing how someone else feels and responding with kindness.… Read More
Helping Little Hearts Learn Big Feelings At Home For Your Heart School, one of our goals is to give children not just academic skills, but also the tools they need to thrive in relationships and everyday life. That’s where social-emotional learning (SEL) comes in. Each month, we highlight a different SEL focus for our Toddler… Read More
At Home For Your Heart, we know that learning to identify emotions is just as important as learning numbers and letters. For our youngest learners, emotions can feel big and overwhelming. Helping children notice, name, and navigate those feelings builds the foundation for empathy, problem-solving, and healthy friendships. Families play the biggest role in this… Read More
The first days of a new school year are always full of emotion: excitement, curiosity, a few tears (from kids and sometimes parents!), and so many new possibilities. At Home For Your Heart School, a ministry of Blue Grass Church, we have just completed our first few days with our students ages 1–5 in Toddler… Read More
Summer is the perfect time to enjoy sunny adventures and help your little one get ready for a successful school year ahead! Whether your child is entering our Toddler Time program or starting Preschool or Pre-K at HFYH in the fall, these simple, everyday activities can make a big difference. Think of it as your… Read More
As the school year comes to a close, our hearts are full—with pride, with gratitude, and with memories of a truly special journey. From the tiny hands that first grasped crayons to the brave voices that learned to say “hello” and “goodbye,” this year has been a beautiful symphony of firsts. Our little learners, from… Read More
Spring is here, and with it comes the joy of blooming flowers, warmer weather, and new opportunities for little ones to explore the world around them! Spring is the perfect time to spark creativity and help our youngest learners grow through fun, hands-on activities. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or teacher, these spring-themed ideas are… Read More
Art is more than just fun—it’s a powerful way to help children grow. Whether they’re drawing, painting, or building, creative activities play a big role in their development, both at home and in school. In the classroom, art helps kids build fine motor skills by practicing hand-eye coordination and using tools. These skills are important… Read More
