Every kid loves to bounce; it’s fun, exciting, and a great way to burn off energy. But as a parent, you’ve probably wondered when it’s actually safe for your child to start. Trampolines are awesome for active play, but timing and safety matter. Let’s look at what age kids can start jumping and which trampoline … Read more
“Recess is the Hardest Subject”: Scaffolding Unstructured Play for Neurodivergent Kids You know what? The hardest part of the school day isn’t long division. It isn’t writing an essay on the Romans. It isn’t even the spelling test on a Friday afternoon. For many of our neurodivergent students, and honestly, for many of us parents … Read more
Sensory Says: A Multi-Sensory Twist on Simon Says Sensory Says is a fresh, neurodiversity-affirming take on the classic game Simon Says. Designed to engage children through a full range of sensory experiences, it supports regulation, attention, body awareness, and emotional literacy, while still being playful and accessible. Whether used at home, in classrooms, or in … Read more
Games Like Simon Says: Fun, Focused, and Full of Learning If you’ve ever played Simon Says with your child, you’ll know how brilliantly simple it is. One adult gives a command “Simon says, touch your toes!” and the children follow it, but only if it begins with “Simon says.” Miss that detail, and you’re out. … Read more
The Best Classroom Primary Games When looking for engaging games for primary school, it’s important to find activities that entertain young learners while providing educational value. This article outlines quick and easy classroom games to try. In the ideas for games and activities, I have tried to link them to learning intentions. We also have … Read more
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