Listening activities for kids

Have you ever been on a sound hunt? Your kids will love this simple & fun sound scavenger hunt! It's great for toddlers & preschoolers on up!

How to Get Kids to Listen | Looking for simple parenting tips to get your kids to listen the first time without yelling and nagging? Whether you’re the mom of toddlers who needs practical tips to use at home, or a teacher who needs effective strategies that work at school in a classroom setting, we’ve got 7 tips and listening activities for kids. #parenting #parenting101 #parentingtips #listeningactivities #learningthroughplay #kidsactivities

Try these 10 activities to improve your students' speaking and listening - essential skills for the development of communication, speech and language.

Develop speaking, listening, thinking and reasoning skills with these twelve fun verbal games to play with preschoolers, kindergarteners and bigger kids.

Help develop listening skills with your preschooler with this FREE fun game!

Listening skills are important for learning to read, communicating with others, following instructions and coping at school. Play these 8 easy-peasy games at home to improve your child's listening skills while having fun. #listeninggames #activitiesforpreschoolers #listeningskills #empoweredparents

Help your children listen better with these fun activities. Get your children to obey the first time you ask by playing one of these listening skills games

An Active Listening and Following Directions Game. A fun auditory processing twist on Simon Says that helps with following directions and impulse control.

This spring is presenting new challenges for teachers all across the country. Some of us are getting ready to go back to the classroom for the first time this year. Some of us have been in person all year, but we are about to get new virtual kids. Some of you have been in the ... Read More about Classroom Management and Expectations

Movement Activities for Teaching Listening Skills - Three playful dance games that reinforce listening skills, impulse control, and delaying gratification.