My name is Deborah and I am thrilled that you stopped by.
There is much to see on this blog and my hope is that you will take your time to look around and be inspired by all the wonderful photos, ideas, tips, and information I have shared from my own classroom.
While I am not in the classroom, you can find me in the Honey Bee Hive: Helping teachers thrive in classrooms of ages three to five!
Recent Articles
Messy hands and paint stained clothes
When preparing your classroom its ok to get your hands a little messy and to leave with paint stained clothes.[...]
Were you caught doing something good today?
Were you caught doing something good today?by Deborah Stewart, M.Ed.If there is one thing I used to love, it was[...]
Managing behavior in the early childhood classroom
Managing behavior in the early childhood classroomby Deborah Stewart, M.Ed.Managing behavior in the early childhood classroom can get the best[...]
I love being a teacher…
The solution to every classroom challengeis within you.Join me, over the coming days, as I talk about the challenges teachers[...]
How we use our time in the summer
Today I wanted to give you all an inside look at how we use our summer time. I'll have to[...]
Soar to success online summit
Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity while it's here! Over here at Teach Preschool we are in the[...]
Sorting stones in the outdoor classroom
We set up these recycled silver ware trays in our outdoor classroom for our students to explore sorting painted stones.[...]
Exploring the science behind clouds
Our Preschool class explored the science behind clouds through this engaging sensory process! Miss Kaylin introduced clouds by reading "Cloudette"[...]
Our day full of watermelon seeds
Have you ever swallowed a watermelon seed? Do you know what happens when you swallow a watermelon seed? Come see[...]
Pollen inspired waterplay using water beads
Who doesn't love some good water-play? A few weeks ago Mrs. Stewart did a study on honey bees. The[...]
Making our own chalk paint
Our class made their own chalk paint and they loved it! Here is how we made the chalk paint... There[...]
Harvesting our own honey bee nectar
Okay so we didn't actually harvest real honey bee nectar, that would have been really cool. We pretended to harvest our own[...]
Messy hands and paint stained clothes
When preparing your classroom its ok to get your hands a little messy and to leave with paint stained clothes.[...]
Were you caught doing something good today?
Were you caught doing something good today?by Deborah Stewart, M.Ed.If there is one thing I used to love, it was[...]
Managing behavior in the early childhood classroom
Managing behavior in the early childhood classroomby Deborah Stewart, M.Ed.Managing behavior in the early childhood classroom can get the best[...]
I love being a teacher…
The solution to every classroom challengeis within you.Join me, over the coming days, as I talk about the challenges teachers[...]