6 Activities for Teaching Kindness Lessons to Kids
Teach kids kindness by setting a good example, giving positive reinforcement, and getting your child involved in showing concern for others.
6 Activities for Teaching Kindness Lessons to Kids
Explore: Age 2
Discover how your 2-year-old is exploring skills and gaining independence—and find expert advice to help them
Which milestones really matter for your 2-year-old? Take a look!
Lay a Strong Foundation
Embrace joyful learning with play-based programs proven to improve reading, emotional regulation, and more
Learn with Sesame Street
Ages 2-5
Build an emotional toolbox for managing big feelings, sharing, taking turns, and more!
HOMER
Ages 2-6
Prepare to read and explore counting, sorting, puzzles, and more through 1,000+ games and stories!
Expert Advice
From meltdowns to milestones, we’ve got expert guidance to help your 2-year-old’s brain and personality bloom
Sensory Play: What Is It and Why Is It Important for Kids?
Sensory Play: What Is It and Why Is It Important for Kids?
Sensory play encourages your child to use all of their senses to explore the world. Learn more about this type of play and why it’s so beneficial.
Halloween Scavenger Hunt (Ages 2-8)
Halloween Scavenger Hunt (Ages 2-8)
Free Halloween scavenger hunt for kids! Find ghosts, cats, and pumpkins while building observation skills.
Emotion Finger Puppets (Ages 2-5)
Emotion Finger Puppets (Ages 2-5)
Kids practice naming feelings, having empathy, and emotional vocabulary through pretend play with these emotion finger puppets
Mindful Star Maze (Ages 2-5)
Mindful Star Maze (Ages 2-5)
Use this mindfulness worksheet for kids to help build emotional awareness and regulation to help them calm down.
I Can Say How I Feel Emotion Chart (Ages 2-6)
I Can Say How I Feel Emotion Chart (Ages 2-6)
Kids build emotional awareness, empathy, and communication skills while naming their feelings with this emotions chart for kids.
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When to Introduce Chores for Kids: Age-Appropriate Tasks
Participating in household chores gives your child a sense of responsibility and community at any age. Choose age-appropriate chores to help them succeed.
What Are the Effective Methods for Disciplining My Toddler?
Building character isn’t so much about how to discipline your toddler, but how to teach them the behavior you want. Learn how with Dr. Jody.
Should My 2-Year-Old Know Her Letters and Numbers Yet?
2-year-olds may start to learn some letters and numbers, but don’t worry if they don’t know them yet. Find out why with our Chief Learning Officer, Dr. Jody.
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