Multisensory Learning

Juliette Gordon Low said, “the work of today is the history of tomorrow and we are it’s makers.” 

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“We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude.” – Cynthia Ozick

Young children spend a significant amount of time with their teachers and are...Continue reading

March is Music in Our Schools Month® (MIOSM)!  Aside from being fun, music can play an important role in early childhood development...Continue reading

Digital learning is “any instructional practice that effectively uses technology to strengthen a student’s learning experience”. Digital...Continue reading

“The Magic C Bunny is here to say it’s COOL to write letters the Magic C way!”

This is a line from our Magic C Rap song and inspires students to learn and teachers to teach using...Continue reading

To play or not to play? That seems to be the perennial question in early education—and one that has been a hot button issue in recent news. As mounting evidence suggests that children do better in...Continue reading

It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s…no, it’s definitely a bird! Today, in honor of National Bird Day, we’re introducing you to Squawker, our loveable parrot puppet for teaching preschool students Oral...Continue reading

At Learning Without Tears, we’re all about fine motor skills activities! Our calendar is filled with fun and silly days to celebrate building successful handwriting and keyboarding skills. When we...Continue reading

Welcome to our new blog series about our loveable classroom characters! In the coming months, we’ll be introducing the multisensory characters featured in the Get Set for School, Handwriting...Continue reading

A change in season is always exciting, and for children it can also be educational. Here are a few ways to use the great outdoors to plan your next lesson!

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