A boy in an orange Easterseals t-shirt holds binoculars up to his eyes, looking directly at you.

Curiosity

Wow! We love your curiosity and hope it leads to great discoveries. Click around our site and see what you find.

Our friend with the binoculars appears on the site in two pages and three Easter(seals) eggs. Can you find him?

Here is an example. Can you find him in this picture?

A child in a wheelchair holds a yellow bat, wearing a colorful tank top in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Curiosity plays a vital role in child development because it leads to learning and exploration. It helps children develop a sense of wonder and the ability to engage in the world around them. When you encourage a child’s curiosity, you support their cognitive, social, and emotional growth.

To cultivate your own curiosity, seek out new experiences, learn something new every day, explore different subjects, and engage with people who have diverse perspectives.

You can let us know if you found any Easter(seals) eggs on the site by sending a message to grant5@esep.org

Curiosity

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