The red flags for virtual Pre-K in Indiana
I can get so busy teaching, grand-parenting, and keeping up with the day to day demands in my own little world that I can miss important political events happening around me. My [...]
I can get so busy teaching, grand-parenting, and keeping up with the day to day demands in my own little world that I can miss important political events happening around me. My [...]
As I have mentioned many times before, I love all the ideas you can find on other blogs but there are times that I will read an idea but not [...]
Today, we enjoyed a little ice play. Sometimes the simplest of ideas can be the most enjoyable for young children. The teacher in this class set out a bowl of [...]
An easy way to incorporate hands-on fun with patterns in preschool! As we continue to explore the letter K this week, the children worked on practicing their skills for identifying [...]
Allowing children to make decisions is an important aspect of their art experience. When children are constantly told where to place each piece of paper or where to put their [...]
This doggy project was more about using our listening ears and organizing our materials than it was a project for creative art although there was some creativity involved as well. [...]
The children spent time doing a little counting as they played with play dough... There are many ways to reinforce counting with young children but some of the best ideas [...]
The children played a simple lady bug game today... The children matched the number of dots to the number of dots on the lady bug. Everyone had a turn giving [...]
I can't remember who taught me this little technique for teaching preschoolers how to manage a puzzle but it is a technique I have used for many years with much [...]
The early childhood years are filled with staggering growth and development. There are four main areas of development that occur all at the same time: Physical development: In the first [...]