When winter arrives, it’s tempting to stay indoors—wrapped in blankets, relying more on screens, and limiting outdoor time to a minimum. But winter may actually be one of the most powerful seasons for children’s development. Cold-weather outdoor play offers unique physical, emotional, and sensory benefits—and it can even help children stay healthier during the months when illness is most common.

As the holiday season arrives, we’re reminded of the deeper meaning behind this time of year: giving, compassion, care, generosity, and human connection. These values enrich our relationships, strengthen our communities, and create moments that children carry with them long after the decorations are put away. These themes aren’t just seasonal. They lie at the heart of how children learn, grow, and experience the world. In many ways, education is one of the most powerful fo

When children experience joy, pride, and connection while they learn, knowledge becomes more than information — it becomes part of who they are. Today’s research in neuroscience and education confirms what we’ve always believed at Leap: positive emotions are essential to deep and lasting learning.  

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