If you have an infant, toddler, or preschooler, you may be looking for activity ideas that are both fun and help with learning. I found a great resource in Wiggle Giggle Learn. Wiggle Giggle Learn has created child development products for parents, games, activities and tips that define where education begins.
Wiggle Giggle Learn outlines an organized plan for busy parents to follow… giving you the how your child learns skills through parenting tips and learning games, while other resources only offer what your child should be doing at each age and stage of child development.
Their activities are structured, but simple, providing an activity each day. The activities are not at all complicated or time consuming, which I love. They are fun and educational. We have a lot of fun trying new activities and Wiggle Giggle Learn is just full of great ideas!
Wiggle Giggle Learn provides weekly activity plans, preschool project plans, family field trips, nursery rhyme activities, behavior plans & reward tickets, and vocabulary word cards.
Wiggle Giggle Learn sent us learning plans – 24 months old, family field trips, nursery rhymes, and finger plays. I am so excited to have such great resources at my fingertips for B. The learning plans build on one another, so the learning activities reinforce previous learning activities. I know it is such a technical detail, but I really love the layout of the sheets. Each weekly sheet has the following for each day (7 days): “learning domain” (emotional, language, physical, etc), the learning goal, materials needed, the activity, as well as tips and expectations.
Wiggle Giggle Learn offers plenty of samples for you to peruse and try out for each age category. Take the opportunity to try these with your child and you will be able to see firsthand what a valuable resource Wiggle Giggle Learn is. They also offer a great resource center that all parents of children 5 and under should check out.
Wiggle Giggle Learn is offering their Starter Package CD, valued at $140, to one lucky Shake The Salt reader. To enter, visit Wiggle Giggle Learn, browse around the site (maybe check out some of the links above), then come back here and tell us how you feel Wiggle Giggle Learn could benefit your child(ren).
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& for the comment itself; my daughter was abused at a local daycare when she was 2 and undergoes regular phsycologist visits (and will do so until the age of 9)…I believe that this would help her development since it is very hard to get her to express herself in the ways that she should. I love that Wiggle Giggle learn has just the programs to help children learn…but I believe that it also helps with issues like this in some children. I would love to win for my daughter and feel that it would benefit her very well.
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i am interested in what they ahve for field trips. i always believe that kids learn the most when there is no pressure.
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I feel that the family field trip section would especially benefit my child because it uses real life experience
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My daughter learned a lot from the curriculum at Kindercare. I teach my daughter at home now, and ds does not go to Kindercare, so a curriculum that I could use for my toddler at home would be helpful.
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Sounds like a great program. I would love to win this!!!
This would be such an aid to my daughter who works more than full time and her husband who stays home with their two year old. I know they are both at a loss on what to do to develope language skills and more with their son. I am very excited by the simplicity of this program, and how it could give such quality time for them. I intend to pursue purchasing this for them if I do not win. Thank you for the introduction to this product,
Anything that looks fun and doesn’t look boring would help my child.
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I think my daughters would get the benefit of having a lesson plan with the lady they stay with during the days, and then something I can work on at night. Then they are getting a double dose of help!
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my son is speech delayed so I am looking for every tool possible to help him learn. Learning through games and laughter is exactly the approach I am looking for.
I love the interactive word library. Thanks
This would benefit my daughter because she loves learning and I’m always looking for new ways to teach her things and to get her interested in more topics.
I’m always looking for more ways to educate my kids. I want them prepared when they start school.
I think it would cheer up my kids and teach them a few things while it’s at it.
Great gift for my niece thanks
It would be great for our daughter. Her first language is not English, so this would be great for learning english as a second language (I speak English fluently, and I would love for her to start learning English in an early age).
This would be so awesome for my daughter-in-law she neds a plan to follow or nothing gets done. This sounds like it is just the ticket to teach her to help my grandchildren
the word library is my favorite. I’m sure it would enhance what I am teaching DD2
This would be a great way to add some structure to my son’s learning time.
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This would be great for my 3 year old son.
I like anything that could motivate a child to learn.
I love the interactive word library.
This could be quite fun and sounds educational also!!
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This would be great for my three year old granddaughter.
OMG; I think I NEED this! I love the word library! Thanks for the great giveaway.
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i am so excited to help my grandson learn to read in a fun way.
My son is just starting to read !
Wiggle Giggle Learn could benefit my children by helping us to know what the “experts” say is a good thing to learn and at what age.
Thanks for these giveaways!
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learning and laughs, wow
I like anything that will stimulate the mind. When it’s fun it is a plus, of course.
sounds like fun!
As I stay at home mom I am always looking for ways to educationally engage my toddler. The products offered by Wiggle Giggle and Learn look fantastic! I would love to give them a try this fall.
I really like the family field trips
I’m educating my children at home and this would be very beneficial for our start!
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any product that promotes learning is AOK IN MY BOOK
I think this would make an excellent present for my neice. Her mom is a first time parent who would really appreciate the educational fun!
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fun and educational
My little one is having some speech issues, so I think that this would really be a great asset.
very nice
as with other moms, my toddler needs help with her speech, so this would be great
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