Munchkin Land Daycare

03/30/2026

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Kindergarten Round up!

03/24/2026

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2026 Summer Program Registration Information.
All youth ages 6 and up in Yellowstone County are eligible to attend. Kids who are 6 years old MUST have completed Kindergarten.

Please contact your Clubhouse with any questions.
https://begreatyellowstone.org/member-registration/

12/10/2025

10/19/2025

Billings Community Office Hours Change starting October 15, 2025 going forward.

08/24/2025

When you wait till you have a milk crate full of zucchini and squash before you dig out the shredder! 18 qt bags/3 cups per bag.

Ready for zucchini bread and vegetable soup.

08/22/2025

Little nature walk for dino fossils and other things through Coulson Park! We did get to see a snake, wasp nest, a Doe and her fawn, and a fossilized leaf print in a rock!

08/17/2025

Wow! This is an incredible resource!!

>>> https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2022/07/a-handy-chart-featuring-over-30-ipad.html

08/12/2025

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08/10/2025

Why you should put your child to work…

You may be thinking we are suggesting chores and giving kids extra jobs to help around the house. But, we are getting kids involved in “heavy work” activities for another purpose.

We’re building the child’s proprioceptive input! Many kids who have ADHD-like symptoms or sensory seeking behavior often need play that requires “heavy work” to calm their body and the brain.

Activities or even certain types of “chores” can send messages to the proprioceptive system helping regulate the child’s behaviors and emotions.

Some “heavy work” activities may include the following:

💪Carry a backpack and fill it with books or collect rocks and branches while on a hike
💪Push a wheelbarrow
💪Shovel snow
💪Play leapfrog
💪Climb a rock wall

You can use a variety of activities to help the child push, pull, jump or climb. For more “heavy work” ideas, grab the link below for several more ideas.

🔗https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-05-heavy-work-activites-heavy-work-prevents-proprioceptive-dysfunction-and-fosters-proprioceptive-success/?utm_source=Google%20Ads&utm_medium=Test2&utm_campaign=Test3