Spring songs in English for children:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=74&v=DobrRgD5aOU&feature=emb_logo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pF7JpvUhcQ&feature=emb_logo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A16Cu6Ic1pA

Ideas to make fun and easy Easter crafts with children.

They are simple ideas that can be done without much difficulty: cardboard eggs, Easter baskets with different materials, Easter bunnies, fun Easter printables...

1. Decorated cardboard eggs for Easter.

Cut out pieces of cardboard in the shape of eggs and paint and decorate as you like, you can use colored or printed adhesive tape, washi tape, paper strips, watercolors, markers... Then you can drill them and use them to make a decorative garland or use them to make Easter cards.

2. Easter eggs with tissue paper and cardboard.

This is ideal for hanging in class or in the car's rear view mirror. Glue the strips of tissue paper or cardstock to a sheet and then just cut into the shape of the egg.

3. Easter bunny made of paper and cardboard.

This idea is very simple and fun. It can be used to make a fun card or to decorate the fridge. Draw and cut out the pieces separately and assemble a cute bunny.

4. Drawing of Easter basket with eggs.

Cut out some egg-shaped sponges and then children can use them to stamp eggs with watercolors or tempera in a basket that they have previously drawn and decorated on paper.

5. Easter egg decorated with wool.

Original way to decorate an Easter egg, with pieces of wool. If you do not have wool, you can use colored paints, pieces of paper of different colors, etc.

6. Cotton bunnies with artist photo.

Whit this craft you win for sure, make two egg-shaped figures and put one on the other, on the top paste a photo of the artist or the person you want to give it to, then put cotton balls on top. Draw the ears and feet and add them to the end.

7. Easter basket made with box of cookies.

To make this craft you need a box with a square base. Cut out the figure and shape it into a basket, then paint and decorate as you like.

8. Carboard basket in the shape of a bunny.

To make this basket you need a round base container, any cardboard box with this shape serves you and then you can cover it with colored adhesive tape or paint it.

9. Eva rubber easter basket.

Another way to make a simple Easter basket is with eva rubber.

10. Bunnies and Easter eggs made with modeling clay.

Tips for a good adaptation to the child's school:

the ability of a baby or child to integrate into a new environment depends on their way of being, but also on how their adaptation patterns are developed. Leaving home and integrating into a new environment, with colleagues you've never seen, with different rules to learn and in an unknown place, is not easy. To make matters worse, Mom and Dad are not there to help out. In early childhood, everything is new for children. And only we parents are the only ones who can help them with the support and understanding they need at times like this. The integration of the child in a school must be carried out gradually, that is, step by step, without haste or stress. It is very important to respect the times and demands of each individual child.

10 steps to adapt the baby to school:

To ensure that your child adapts well to nursery school or college, especially, if it is the first that you take him, it is advisable to follow these tips that will help him to overcome this situation naturally.

1. Time adaptation. At first, take the baby or child only for a few hours to nursery school and, little by little, the hours increase. Remember that each child is unique and needs his own time.

2. Attachment objects. Let your child carry, if he wishes, his favorite toy, or something that is familiar to him and keeps him connected to his home.

3. Quick farewells. Avoid prolonging farewells excessively. It is necessary to transmit security to the child and avoid drama. Your child should know that in a little while you will come to pick him up and that what you are doing is the best for him.

4. Motivation and encouragement. When you leave kindergarten, spend time with your child, playing with him. It is good that you discover that what you do in the center is not so different from what you usually do at home. Encourage him to share with you the experiences he learns at school. And it shows joy and enthusiasm for their progress.

5. Inputs and outputs. It is convenient that the mother or the father are going to take you and pick you up. This routine will give you security and, in addition, you will get used to the change sooner.

6. Direct contact. Whenever you consider it neccesary, talk to the teacher, teacher or educator about your doubts, your concerns and any changes you see in the child.

7. Activities. She seeks to be informed about the activities they are developing in class: cards, new songs, seasons, etc., to understand and enhance their learning.

8. Evolution and stages. The aspects of the child's evolution must be coordinated with the educators (diaper or pacifier removal) so that they are carried in the same way at home and at school.

9. Feeding. Try to take into account what he eats every day in nursery school, requesting the menu, in order to offer him a more balanced diet.

Prevention of diseases in children:

The return of children to kindergarten and school is often a cause of concern for many parents, as in many cases it is the trigger for children to get sick. In fact, statistics indicate that children tend to get sick twice as often during the school period as during the holidays. What happens is that the exposure to pathogens and the sensitivity of the little one increases, while the foci of infection spread more easily. The good news is that if you put some preventive measures into practice, you can lower your child's risk of illness.

Three keys to prevent childhood diseases.

1. It guarantees a healthy diet:

The foods that we include in the diet influence the functioning of our body and, especially, the immune system. In fact, a healthy, varied and nutritious diet helps to stengthen the body's natural defenses to face external aggressions. In the case of the little ones, it is important to ensure that they make 5 meals a day, starting with a good breakfast that provides them with the energy they will need throughout the day. Vegetables, fruits, dairy products, legumes, white meats and fish should be the fundamental basis of your diet. You should avoid foods with fats, excess sugars and salt, as well as soft drinks and all kinds of industrial pastries. Also, since the nutritional needs of children are different from those of adults since they are in full growth, you must ensure that their diet is rich in minerals and vitamins, especially vitamins C, B1, B6 and D.

2. Follow the vaccination schedule:

There are currently potentially serious illnesses such as rubella, mumps, polio, whooping cough, and diphtheria that can be prevented by following the child's immunization schedule. Basically, the vaccination schedule includes all the vaccines and the reactivations that should be applied during childhood. It is worth clarifying that it is not only important that your child get all the vaccines indicated in the calendar but that he do it on the scheduled dates. Keep in mind that vaccines activate the production of certain antibodies at specific ages, so not vaccinating the child or doing it outside the established age may imply an increased risk of getting sick.

3. Take care that the child gets enough sleep:

Sleeping for the necessary hours not only allows the child to rest and regain strength, but also improves their learning, attention and strengthens the immune system. Adults need about 8 hours of sleep, but children need more time to recover and rest. For example, a 2-4 year old child should sleep about 11 hours, while a 8-9 year old child will need 9-10 hours of sleep. However, as important as rest at night to strengthen the immune system, is napping. Thanks to this, the child will regain the energy lost in the morning and gather strength for the rest of the day. In general, it is not necessary for the child to sleep many hours in the afternoon, two or three hours will be enough, although this depends on each child, as some only need half an hour of deep sleep.

Seven basic measures to avoid diseases in children:

As important as optimizing the child's quality of life is to ensure that they comply with basic hygiene measures, to achieve this:

1.  Ask her to wash her hands several times a day, especially before eating and after using the bathroom.

2. Try to spend a large part of the day outdoors, away from the crowds, and encourage him to practice physical exercise.

3. Explain that you should not put your hands to your nose, mouth, or eyes, as this introduces infections into the body.

4. As far as possible, it prevents direct contact with other sick people or children, especially in closed spaces.

5. Ventilate all the rooms in the house, especially your room, to renew the air.

6. Wash your toys, especially if it is a young child, since they have a habit of putting them in their mouths.

Games to enjoy with your children:

Paper, pencil and scissors: one of the best tools to jump-start your imagination and creativity is drawing. Let your children use their imagination and develop the most crazy ideas they have. You can help them color or teach them to do different crafts with pages from old magazines and newspapers.

Bubbles: create the funniest bubbles with a little soap to wash dishes and water. Use straws and circular elements to create the greatest variety of them.

Treasure hunt: this game is a good training for children because it will arouse their curiosity and they will reason with each clue they read. The search is developed through the tracking of clues that will be hidden in the place where the game will be made. It is played with a minimum of two teams and the team that gets the treasure first will be awarded.

A cardboard house: everything is possible if we have a cardboard box big enough for the child to fit inside. To make the house you have to put the box with the opening down and cut out the holes in the door and windows. The child will be in charge of decorating the house: he can paint the tiles, the fireplace, flower pots, a mailbox, etc. When finished, you can play with it.

pillow fight: it is a great way to start the day or end the nap. Ideally, one parent will secretly partner with the children to surprise the other. It is a harmless battle that requires few means, a few cushions and pillows are enough, and large doses of humor.

Smooth or rough?: various objects are placed in an opaque bag: a sponge, cotton, a scrub glove, a sock, etc. Children take turns reaching into the bag, touching an object, and guessing what it is. When they succeed. They will take out the object and take another.

A collage: children love to collect things and treasure memories. Surely they have saved memories and objects of travel or things like that. With all this and a cardboard and glue we can help you make a nice mural to hang in your room.

Make up a story: it's more fun if parents play with them. Someone begins the story and the others, in turns, add a couple of sentences to complete the story. The best is for an adult to write it. the result is usually a very funny story.