OKIDO helps young children learn through play. It is full of stories, activities and games that stimulate creativity and inspire scientific interest. The January Issue of the OKIDO Magazine explores the calculating world of numbers! Here are some highlights from this month’s Issue: Messy Monster discovers how much he loves numbers – page 4 Zim, […]
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In winter, when the days are getting shorter and darker, OKIDO explores the hidden science behind electricity. We use electricity every day, it powers our machinery and during the festive season, electricity helps to illuminate our homes, streets and even our Christmas trees. Our December issue is bursting with stories, games, experiments and activities that […]
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Even if its origins as a celebration of Guy Fawkes’ foiled 17th century gunpowder plot may seem increasingly remote – and not all parents appreciate the tradition of burning a ‘Guy’ on the bonfire – it remains a thrilling night of fun and fireworks for children.
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STEM subjects can really help to prepare children to be able to tackle environmental issues in their future. But sometimes, these lessons can fail to capture the imaginations of young people. Here, Rachel Hall, Managing Director of online educational resource Busy Things, gives us her top tips to get kids interested in STEM subjects.
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Summer learning loss, sometimes referred to as the summer slide, is something that can really affect your child academically. Avoid it with tips from OKIDO!
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Science is based on curiosity; when children want to learn more about the world around them, it’s science that often holds the clues they need for a better understanding. Which is why the importance of teaching science in early childhood is paramount.
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Screen time may not be intrinsically bad for children, but there’s still so much parents don’t know. Get the answers you’ve been looking for with our guide.
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When it comes to young children, it’s important to teach them about the environment and being kind to our planet. And what better way to do this than through play?
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