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The first five years of your child’s life is a critical time when their brain is developing and brain cells are forming connections for learning and future success in school. During these early years, the experiences and interactions your child has will determine which brain cells are activated and which ones are pruned away from lack of stimulation. Your child’s learning environment has tremendou

November 2025 Magazine - Kids 'R' Kids 11/05/2025

🍂 Gratitude & Giggles Await!
November’s Smarter Child Magazine is filled with hands-on fun to celebrate the season of thanks:
🌽 Craft colorful Beaded Corn Cobs
🍁 Explore the science behind fall leaves with a vibrant chromatography experiment
🌰 Snack on adorable Acorn Treats
Warm memories, curious minds, and thankful hearts.
✨ Tap to explore the fun!

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11/04/2025

"Nothing warms up a chilly day like a big smile and a bowl of tomato soup 🍅🥣❄️

11/04/2025

It’s another Anniversary to celebrate. We celebrated Ms. Greyson’s one year anniversary on Friday… she’s the first voice you hear when you call our school… we are so thankful for all the support she gives our amazing KRK family. Help us celebrate her!

11/04/2025

Every voice matters — even the little ones learning to make big choices! Today we’re teaching about fairness, community, and what it means to work together.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween. 🎃 We hope everyone has a safe and Happy Halloween… 👻 We can’t wait to see all the fun you have… share you Halloween Costume Pictures below!

10/31/2025

From spooky to sweet, our students are ready for a fa-boo-lous Halloween! 🎃

10/29/2025

Turn your kitchen into a science lab with this chilly, colorful experiment! Kids will explore how salt affects the freezing point of ice, creating wild tunnels and textures while building observation and sensory skills. It’s the perfect way to mix science with creativity on a cool fall day.

Materials:
- Surgical gloves
- Glitter
- Food coloring
- Halloween-themed figurines (tiny spiders, buttons, etc.)
- Coarse salt (table salt works too)

Instructions:
1. Fill the surgical glove with a few spooky figurines and some glitter. Add water and a few drops of food coloring, then tie the glove tightly.
2. Place the glove in the freezer and let it freeze overnight.
3. Once frozen, carefully remove the glove to reveal your ice “hand.”
4. Sprinkle salt generously over the top of the frozen hand.
5. Watch as the salt melts tunnels and cracks into the ice, revealing hidden surprises!
6. Keep exploring as the ice continues to melt and change. Talk about what’s happening and why—it’s a fun way to experiment with science and Halloween magic!

10/27/2025

Turning fear into fun, this clever book helps children manage scary feelings with bold illustrations and playful die-cuts. As each page builds, and then takes apart the monster, young readers gain a sense of control over something that once felt overwhelming. Go Away, Big Green Monster! by Ed Emberley is a powerful tool for emotional growth, reminding all that fear is a natural, important feeling; one they can understand, face, and grow from with confidence!

10/25/2025

Kids ‘R’ Kids is about growing up kind. On Make a Difference Day, we celebrate the big hearts of our students as they learn the power of helping others.

October is a Spook-tacular time for Halloween fun! Invite your little goblins to create creepy-cute characters using recycled cardboard tubes and simple art supplies. From mummies and monsters to pumpkins, these crafts spark imagination, build motor skills, and encourage storytelling and pretend play. Cutting, gluing, and drawing faces develop precision, while every creation becomes a cherished keepsake. Creativity, skill-building, and quality family time—an enchanting autumn adventure awaits! Materials: - 4 toilet paper rolls - Paint: orange, bright green, and ivory - Construction paper: green, glitter red, black, and white - Toilet paper - Medium-sized googly eyes - Sharpie Instructions: Jack-O-Lantern - 1. Paint toilet paper roll orange. 2. Cut the eyes, nose, and mouth out of black construction paper and glue on. Frankenstein - 1. Paint toilet paper roll bright green. 2. Cut the eyebrows and mouth from black construction paper and glue on. 3. Glue googly eyes on top of the eyebrows. 4. Cut a strip of black construction paper for the hair, then cut out zig zag marks on the bottom. Glue to the top of the toilet paper roll. Mummy - 1. Glue on googly eyes. 2. Cut out strips of toilet paper and glue them on top of paper roll to look like a mummy, Vampire - 1. Paint the paper roll ivory. 2. Cut the hair from black construction paper, making a peak that comes down to where the eyes will be, and glue to the top. 3. Glue on googly eyes. 4. Draw on the mouth with a Sharpie. 5. Cut 2 small triangles for the fangs from white paper and glue on. 6. Cut out a large triangle from red cardboard paper and glue to the back for the cape. 10/23/2025

October is a Spook-tacular time for Halloween fun! Invite your little goblins to create creepy-cute characters using recycled cardboard tubes and simple art supplies. From mummies and monsters to pumpkins, these crafts spark imagination, build motor skills, and encourage storytelling and pretend play. Cutting, gluing, and drawing faces develop precision, while every creation becomes a cherished keepsake. Creativity, skill-building, and quality family time—an enchanting autumn adventure awaits! Materials: - 4 toilet paper rolls - Paint: orange, bright green, and ivory - Construction paper: green, glitter red, black, and white - Toilet paper - Medium-sized googly eyes - Sharpie Instructions: Jack-O-Lantern - 1. Paint toilet paper roll orange. 2. Cut the eyes, nose, and mouth out of black construction paper and glue on. Frankenstein - 1. Paint toilet paper roll bright green. 2. Cut the eyebrows and mouth from black construction paper and glue on. 3. Glue googly eyes on top of the eyebrows. 4. Cut a strip of black construction paper for the hair, then cut out zig zag marks on the bottom. Glue to the top of the toilet paper roll. Mummy - 1. Glue on googly eyes. 2. Cut out strips of toilet paper and glue them on top of paper roll to look like a mummy, Vampire - 1. Paint the paper roll ivory. 2. Cut the hair from black construction paper, making a peak that comes down to where the eyes will be, and glue to the top. 3. Glue on googly eyes. 4. Draw on the mouth with a Sharpie. 5. Cut 2 small triangles for the fangs from white paper and glue on. 6. Cut out a large triangle from red cardboard paper and glue to the back for the cape.

October 2025 Magazine - Kids 'R' Kids 10/23/2025

👾🎃 Monsters, STEAM & Spooky Snacks!
October’s Smarter Child Magazine is packed with playful ways to celebrate Halloween:
✂️ Create a silly monster craft
🧪 Try a hands-on sensory STEAM project
🥝 Snack on a spooky treat that’s safe and sweet
Big fun in little moments.
👉 Take a peek inside!

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