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"The belief that screen time IS ROTTING OUR KIDS’ BRAINS AND BODIES is getting a do-over.

Before and particularly during the pandemic, parents, physicians and researchers have been gravitating to a more nuanced message that might be both comforting and confusing: Screen time or technology can be good for children but also bad. It depends."

The Upside to Screen Time Kids are expanding their tech savvy to connect and explore creatively.

This newsletter was created with busy parents in mind. Short but important topics; not just one sales pitch after another!

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One of the benefits of the Abakidz program is to train for hand-finger coordination, spatial awareness, and how to use their finger muscles.

Check out a few more techniques here: https://www.parents.com/toddlers-preschoolers/development/writing/teaching-preschoolers-to-write/

This will put a smile on your face 😃

6-Year-Old Gets Big Welcome Back To School After Final Chemo Treatment | NBC Nightly News John Oliver Zippay was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia when he was in preschool and spent three years in and out of the hospital. Two days after Chris...

We miss seeing everybody but summer camp this year will remain virtual. We are offering classes from 10am to 6pm everyday through the summer.

Reach out to our team member [email protected] or give us a call today at (646) 780-9895 to sign up!

Summer camp at Abakidz has officially begun! We started incorporating robotics into our summer camp sessions by using Scratch, a programming app created by MIT. Using this app helps our students learn to problem solve, design projects and demonstrate their creative skills. It’s a simple and fun way to introduce our students into the world of computer programming!

Good job, Sanaa!

11-Year-old Girl With Autism Earns Guinness World Record for Mental Math Skills 11-year-old Sanaa Hiremath, who lives in Florida, has earned a Guinness World Record for her mind-bending mental mathematics skills.

We are making some exciting changes to how we approach our mailing list. Our marketing crew comes across many cool articles we want to share with the Abakidz family, but we do not want to distract from important information for our current student and parents. Here’s our solution:

Starting today, our Abakidz email will be used solely for Abakidz-related updates. You can count on receiving program updates, scheduling information, billing, and progress reports from this email.

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"Advocates argue that sliding the beads up and down with your fingers and then thinking with your brain creates a mind-body connection that helps with calculation skills and cognitive memory."

The ancient tool used in Japan to boost memory - BBC Reel The centuries-old abacus, once a common tool in many countries, has now been abandoned around the world. But in Japan, thousands of students are still taught proficiency on the abacus. Advocates argue that sliding the beads up and down with your fingers and then thinking with your brain creates a mi...

Instilling positive messages in your children can go a long way in helping boost their levels of self-confidence and their ability to connect with others.

“I listen and move my fingers and repeat the numbers in my head. As soon as I hear the unit like trillion or billion, I start to move my fingers.”- Daiki Kamino (center), 16, champion at the tournament in Kyoto. Credit The New York Times

Our goal is to help kids build confidence in math and themselves! Give your child the gift of a strong mind. https://www.abakidz.com/trial

Did you know learning the changes the way your brain does math calculations? Using the abacus allows your brain to use the visual and motor parts of the brain, unlike someone using pencil and paper! DM us to learn more today!