12 Sensory Play Ideas For Teachers

Early childhood teachers are busy people who constantly create new and exciting activities for children in the classroom. Many of these activities incorporate sensory play, a concept incorporating the five senses into learning activities.

Financial Literacy 101: A Guide to Smart Money Management

An alarming number of people, across all age groups, struggle to manage their finances wisely. The following infographic highlights key statistics related to students’ financial challenges.

Study Unveils the World’s Longest Sniper Shots

Snipers are some of the world’s best marksmen, renowned for their precision aim, allowing them to covertly take down targets in one shot over vast distances. A study shows us which snipers have made the longest and most impressive shots in the world.

The Benefits of Smaller Class Sizes in Independent Childcare Centers

Choosing the right childcare center is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Among the many factors to consider, smaller class sizes in independent childcare centers stand out as a crucial element that directly impacts your child’s learning and development.

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U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type

The team at Joslyn Law Firm examined the vast amount of data on American overdose deaths to determine which drugs were the most deadly in 2022.

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Health Headaches: Why Do We Avoid Our Doctors

Health – or the absence of it – is one of America’s primary concerns. However, as obsessed as we are with our health, we often fare poorly when it comes to maintaining it. We avoid sharing personal problems with our primary care providers and sometimes even neglect going to the doctor at all. Why aren’t we taking care of ourselves and even more importantly, how can this be fixed?

Giants Kneel to A Tweet: When Social Consumers Go Viral

How powerful are today’s consumers via social media? Powerful enough to get a giant like Coke to recall 1.4 billion cans of soda over the misleading Diet-Coke-like holiday packaging of a Coca Cola. This infographic shows that companies will stand to attention if enough people post regarding one of their policies or practices.

One Nation Under Hops: The U.S. Independent Beer Movement

Over the last few decades, small, independent breweries in the U.S. have been quietly growing. And though large breweries outpace smaller ones in annual production, craft beers are using their local roots, small scale, and unique offerings to attract devout followers and loyal customers.

Maternity Leave: American Moms Deserve Better

Some Americans believe that emerging nations are unable to provide basic necessities and that so-called socialist states are indifferent to individual needs. The numbers tell a happier story, in regards to newborns and mothers across the globe. But how about those in America?

Going Up: Elevators in Skyscrapers

Elevators are very interesting machines that most of us never think about. We often don’t consider it, but all elevators differ in size, speed, distance traveled, and several other aspects. This infographic is here to give us some interesting facts and figures on something most of us take for granted.

A Marketer’s Guide To Pinterest

For a closer look at how Pinterest has become a major marketing tool, MDG Advertising created this insightful infographic that illustrates the demographics, unique visitors, and companies jumping to get in on Pinterest’s popularity craze.

Is Your Nonprofit Eligible for a Google for Nonprofits Google Grant?

Is Your Nonprofit Eligible for a Google for Nonprofits Google Grant?

Did you know that Google gives out free advertising dollars to non-profit organizations? Did you also know that qualifying organizations could receive $10K or as much as $40K each month from Google to use for advertising and promoting their good cause? Want to find out if your non-profit organization is eligible?

Payroll and Tax Deductions

Most American workers aren’t aware of the factors that determine how much is deducted from their paychecks, yet it’s important to have that understanding so you can speak up about any errors. The following infographic from Paycor provides need-to-know information on payroll and tax deductions, and just in time for tax season.

The Evolution of Programming

From 1954 to present day, programming languages have evolved to change technology in many ways. This infographic takes a brief look at the evolution of programming and how the languages have changed to create advanced technological devices.

Turning The Tide: The Recession In Hawaii

Just like the really big island (United States), Hawaiians were hit by the recession as well, the state’s economy losing more than 30,000 jobs from 2006 – 2010. However, signs of life are springing up all over the islands – from construction to tourism, the wave of recovery is starting to swell.

Health Headaches: Why Do We Avoid Our Doctors

Health – or the absence of it – is one of America’s primary concerns. However, as obsessed as we are with our health, we often fare poorly when it comes to maintaining it. We avoid sharing personal problems with our primary care providers and sometimes even neglect going to the doctor at all. Why aren’t we taking care of ourselves and even more importantly, how can this be fixed?

Giants Kneel to A Tweet: When Social Consumers Go Viral

How powerful are today’s consumers via social media? Powerful enough to get a giant like Coke to recall 1.4 billion cans of soda over the misleading Diet-Coke-like holiday packaging of a Coca Cola. This infographic shows that companies will stand to attention if enough people post regarding one of their policies or practices.

One Nation Under Hops: The U.S. Independent Beer Movement

Over the last few decades, small, independent breweries in the U.S. have been quietly growing. And though large breweries outpace smaller ones in annual production, craft beers are using their local roots, small scale, and unique offerings to attract devout followers and loyal customers.

Maternity Leave: American Moms Deserve Better

Some Americans believe that emerging nations are unable to provide basic necessities and that so-called socialist states are indifferent to individual needs. The numbers tell a happier story, in regards to newborns and mothers across the globe. But how about those in America?

Going Up: Elevators in Skyscrapers

Elevators are very interesting machines that most of us never think about. We often don’t consider it, but all elevators differ in size, speed, distance traveled, and several other aspects. This infographic is here to give us some interesting facts and figures on something most of us take for granted.

A Marketer’s Guide To Pinterest

For a closer look at how Pinterest has become a major marketing tool, MDG Advertising created this insightful infographic that illustrates the demographics, unique visitors, and companies jumping to get in on Pinterest’s popularity craze.

Is Your Nonprofit Eligible for a Google for Nonprofits Google Grant?

Is Your Nonprofit Eligible for a Google for Nonprofits Google Grant?

Did you know that Google gives out free advertising dollars to non-profit organizations? Did you also know that qualifying organizations could receive $10K or as much as $40K each month from Google to use for advertising and promoting their good cause? Want to find out if your non-profit organization is eligible?

Payroll and Tax Deductions

Most American workers aren’t aware of the factors that determine how much is deducted from their paychecks, yet it’s important to have that understanding so you can speak up about any errors. The following infographic from Paycor provides need-to-know information on payroll and tax deductions, and just in time for tax season.

The Evolution of Programming

From 1954 to present day, programming languages have evolved to change technology in many ways. This infographic takes a brief look at the evolution of programming and how the languages have changed to create advanced technological devices.

Turning The Tide: The Recession In Hawaii

Just like the really big island (United States), Hawaiians were hit by the recession as well, the state’s economy losing more than 30,000 jobs from 2006 – 2010. However, signs of life are springing up all over the islands – from construction to tourism, the wave of recovery is starting to swell.