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Play is a crucial aspect of child development and learning. Through play, children can explore their surroundings, build strength and motor skills, develop social and emotional skills, and unleash their creativity and imagination. Play is also an important source of joy and helps children to build resilience and cope with challenges. With these numerous benefits, it is important to prioritize play in early childhood education and acknowledge its value in preparing children for the future. By incorporating play-based learning into educational programs, children can develop essential skills and foster a lifelong love of learning. Keywords: play-based learning, child development, creativity, social skills, motor skills.

Finger painting can be an excellent activity for dyslexic children as it provides a fun and relaxing outlet for creativity, helps improve fine motor skills, and allows for experimentation and problem-solving. The tactile sensation of painting with their hands and the freedom to express themselves without the pressure of perfection can be extremely satisfying for dyslexic children, and it can also boost their self-esteem.

Jellybeanstreet transforms children's artwork into stunning, high-quality canvas art for unique and personal Valentine's Day gifts. Customers can upload artwork digitally or attend a workshop with professional artists to create a one-of-a-kind keepsake. With exceptional quality and personal significance, Jellybeanstreet's personalized gifts are sure to be treasured for a lifetime. Choose Jellybeanstreet for a special experience for both your partner and children on Valentine's Day.

This blog provides a step-by-step guide on how to take high-quality photos of your children's artwork in order to digitize them. It covers topics such as camera equipment, lighting, background, camera angles, focus, and editing. Following these tips will allow you to capture and preserve your children's artwork and enjoy it for years to come.

Finger painting is a favorite activity of children for many reasons. It's messy, it's fun, and it's a great way to use those little hands and fingers! But did you know that finger painting can also help reduce stress in children? Here's how:

Finger painting is a type of painting that is done using the fingers instead of a brush. It is a popular activity for young children, as it allows them to explore their creativity and have fun making messy art. Finger painting has been around for centuries, with records of it being used by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks. In more recent times, it has become a popular activity in early childhood education, as it helps to develop fine motor skills and promotes creative expression. If you would like to try finger painting with your child, all you need is some paint, paper, and clean hands! Just let your little one loose and see what kind of masterpieces they can create.

This past weekend, artwork from one of our gorgeous little artists Harry was auctioned for a wonderful fundraiser, Cycle 4 Sam.   His print sold for $300 raising important funds for the Sam Roberts Family Fund.   On behalf of Jellybeanstreet, Harry and his parents, we would like to thank Jane Fong for her kindness and generosity in purchasing Harry’s print to contribute for this fundraiser and congratulations to the person who made the winning bid.

Welcome to the Jellybeanstreet Blog, where we share our personal stories and experiences . For my first post, I thought it would be nice to talk about my journey before becoming a small business owner and starting Jellybeanstreet.