HIPPY programs across Arkansas are enrolling children now. If you are interested in enrolling the State Office would love to help you connect to the HIPPY program in your area!
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Children should have fun when playing organized sports! Putting too much pressure on them or forcing them to participate is not likely to help your child build a healthy lifetime habit of physical activity and exercise.
Continue social distancing, wearing a #FaceCovering, and washing your hands frequently to help protect yourself and others around you from #COVID19. Learn more: https://t.co/1SadSf21K4. #COVIDStopWithMe
You can make memories that last a lifetime when you take children camping. Exploring nature, swimming and eating over a fire are all things children remember as they get older. Get dirty, don't have a schedule and spend time together! https://t.co/TqPBS5WB82
How to help kids build the skills they need to control their emotions and manage impulsive behaviors.
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Some kids are slow to learn to manage powerful feelings without having tantrums or outbursts.
This classic book is great for introducing diversity to young children. It's important to establish differences, while also identifying how we're the same. Humans are complex creatures. Have you shared this Sesame Street title with your kids?
Don’t wait—hydrate! Drink plenty of water BEFORE you feel thirsty to stay cool this summer.
Learn more ways you can beat the heat from the CDC: https://t.co/UOjQAobuQV.
Activities like squishing clay or pouring sand are what we call "messy play." Children are naturally curious and messy play engages their senses at a level that is appropriate for them. Find tips to help families offer messy play experiences at home: https://t.co/ovGF1iB1rO
How do you keep your pets safe during hot days? Chances are you'll experience a heatwave sometime this summer. Make sure you read these tips to keep your furry family members safe: https://t.co/N7RxH4XOxe
Look, follow, chat, take turns, and stretch—These 5 actions grow your child's brain power. See how you can use the science of early learning to help your child thrive. https://t.co/z4nbwScs9z @joinvroom
There are so many wonderfully diverse people in the world and your children will notice these differences at an early age. Diverse and culturally responsive books can help start a conversation on race when you read together.
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School's ended but the learning doesn't have to stop!
Arkansas PBS is tackling the summer slide with Camp AR PBS! Learn more about the program here:
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In this global health crisis, when children may experience stress and adversity, play is more important than ever — here's how you can help them process difficult events and emotions through imaginary play.
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