It’s easy to assume chess is just for serious thinkers or future grandmasters, but in reality, any kid can play, and the benefits go far beyond the game board.
Research shows that engaging with art can help keep the brain sharp, improve emotional well-being, and enhance overall quality of life! Learn more in this blog post.
In this post, we explore how different types of childhood friendships, both supportive and challenging, contribute to emotional growth, mental well-being, and the development of executive function.
Building Brains has been recruiting older adults to volunteer with Roving Gyms. Older adults engage in playful activities with preschool aged children who are developing fundamental movement skills. Interested? Contact BBT to learn more.
Building Brains shared research and resources at the Southern Alberta Childcare Directors Conference - Ignite.
Last chance to register for Strengthening the Aging Brain. A BIG thanks to Lethbridge Public Library, LSCO, Nord-Bridge, and Helen Shuler Nature Centre for partnering with Building Brains to provide this free presentation.
Find out where we will be this month on our events calendar!
