Creative Child

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Creative Child Magazine is a national monthly parenting magazine that expands the definition of creativity by providing originality and spontaneity to parents seeking resources to nurture their child's creativity. Each child should discover what 'creativity' means to them. Studies have shown that children who are given this opportunity to be creative often will exhibit a greater ability to learn in other subjects such as math, reading and writing. Children whose creativity is nurtured at a young age are also often found to have more confidence as they mature and develop through their adolescent years. We hope you'll enjoy Creative Child Magazine. We believe it is essential and the most complete parenting publication for raising well-balanced children.

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Country United States of America
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Imagination Station: Spring Science Activities

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By Rebecca Eanes
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The sun is shining. Birds are singing. The trees are coming back to life.
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Star Forest by Silver Comet: The Ultimate Family Music Adventure Awaits!

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Silver Comet Productions’ Star Forest universe is the kind of children’s music experience that families are always searching for but rarely find: smart, wildly imaginative, and absolutely irresistible to kids and adults alike. It feels less like a “kids’ album” and more like a gateway into a vibrant, musical world that parents will be just as excited to put on repeat as their children.
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Spark Creativity with a Color Activity

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By Marikate Wilson
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Our drive to the local Children’s museum was gloomy and grey. Aside from the pitter-patter of rain on the windshield, the car was silent. The kids were bored, and so were the adults. I noticed a faded teal building in the distance when I looked to my right. Immediately, it hit me. “Let’s play I Spy!”. The classic color activity was exactly what we needed to keep us on our toes and in touch with our surroundings.
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Here are 15 fun holiday party games all of your guests are sure to enjoy.

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By Rebecca Eanes
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The holidays are here! If you’re planning a holiday party for your friends or your childrens’ friends, I’ve done some of the work for you! Here are 15 fun holiday party games all of your guests are sure to enjoy. Have fun and happy holidays to you and your family! 1. Bowling is a fun activity for kids of all ages, and this wintertime spin will be a hit at your holiday party. Snowman bowling can be done in many different ways, depending upon the age levels of your guests.
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Fun Family Halloween Traditions to Create Lasting Memories

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Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year - filled with costumes, pumpkin carving, trick-or-treating, and spooky fun. It's also a perfect time to start new Halloween traditions with your kids and build memories that will last a lifetime. Here are some creative family-friendly Halloween ideas to make this year extra special.
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Creative Valentine’s Day Ideas for Kids During a Pandemic

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By Rebecca Eanes
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Love is in the air. Unfortunately, so is COVID-19. We’re still rolling with the punches and learning to live and love creatively in this new world of ours, and so I’ve gathered up some creative ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day. You’ll find cute crafts, fun games, and great activities to make this holiday a special one for your child. Virtual Valentines Because so many kids are still remote learning, class may be cancelled, and with it, the party.
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Why Public Speaking is Critical to Your Child’s Future and How Theatre Can Help Develop this Skill

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By Deborah Song
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Public speaking is important if you want to land an influential or high-paying job. According to a recent study, the alumni of British private schools continue to helm many top professions in various industries like politics. What is it about these private schools and what exactly do they offer?
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What Kids Learn from Collections

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My kids love to collect everything from rocks to stickers. They bring my kids joy and entertainment but they also seem to take up space and collect dust. Are there benefits to encouraging the kids to collect items? While these treasures seem like garbage to me, they can be a great opportunity for kids to research and learn about things that interest them and experience the world around them. Here are some great reasons to encourage your child’s collection.
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The Importance of 1:1 Time with Your Kids (Plus Date Ideas!)

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By Rebecca Eanes
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It’s tough. In the busyness of modern life, it isn’t easy to carve out one on one time with your child, unless you count the million car trips per week where you’re hustling to get somewhere. (Spoiler: That probably doesn’t count.) And if you have multiple children? Well, while you’re being a superhuman, fly me over a latte. Goodness knows you don’t need another thing to add to your plate, but being intentional about spending quality time with your kids individually will really pay off.
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Pretend Play and the Development of Creativity

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By Rebecca Eanes
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Creativity is beneficial to every one of us. It allows us to view and solve problems, enables us to be innovative and have new ideas, inspires us to live fully, relieves stress, and supports resilience. As Jane Fulton Suri says, “Creativity is at the core of being human.” It is an important element for success in adulthood and a vital component to the healthy development of a child.
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Creative Child Journalists

Eanes, Rebecca
Gleason, Jenna
Lyons, Sarah