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Waiting is hard for young children who spent infancy being picked up, fed, and entertained. But it’s also inevitable. Around toddlerhood — really as soon as they can understand — kids are asked for something altogether new: patience. This is tough for kids but also important. Teaching little kids how to wait isn’t just instilling this virtue of patience in them, it shapes the kind of adults they’ll become.Children need to learn to wait for many things, and for many reasons. They are asked to wait their turn to play with a toy. They’re challenged to hold their pee while other...

In this new series, we are introducing our audience to the Learningworks Live team! Each post will introduce you to a new member of our team and provide you with some insight into their teaching style, the classes they offer, and their passion for education and video gaming. For more information on our complete course listings, please visit us at our Outschool page. And to see some of our staffs’ amazing work with video game reviews and educational content, head over to our Let’s Play channel here.    This Month’s Featured Staff Member: Evan Ducot-Mandojana (Office Manager and Content Creator)...

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Seattle parents know that rain is no excuse if the kids need to play. Thankfully, Seattle offers a plethora of rainy day indoor playspaces for kids of all ages. From museums and aquariums to bookstores, art studios and trampoline parks, we’ve rounded up 30 Seattle rainy day activities for kids to keep you and your crew from going loco during the drizzly months. Scroll down! Editor’s note: As things continue to evolve due to Omicron and Delta, please double-check with individual play places before packing the kids in the car for an adventure. A note about COVID: Please remember to check...

As I do every year, I'm taking this week as a break from publishing new blog posts and will be republishing some of the most popular posts of the year. Here's one from September. TypeTastic is a site that offers more than 700 free typing games for students of all ages. I first reviewed TypeTastic a few years ago shortly after it was launched and only offered thirteen games. Since then it has obviously added hundreds of more games and many more features. Just like when it launched a few years ago, TypeTastic's games are all optimized to work well on a...