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 [...]
In our zest to help children "create" sometimes it is easy to forget what it means to be creative... Creativity is inspired when we give children the opportunity to explore [...]
When my little nephew Wy comes over, I learn to view things in and outside of my house with new eyes. Everyday, I drive past these rocks that are out [...]
In preschool, the frog leap is just a bit different than the old fashioned leap frog game where you jump over another person's back... In this classroom, the teacher laminated [...]
Young children have a need to get their energy out. They will do it in all kinds of ways - some of which you, as a teacher, may like and [...]
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 [...]
All it takes is a little imagination and suddenly you have your very own preschool pumpkin patch! The children explored the pumpkin patch with a few orange pom-poms and green [...]
Cooking in preschool can be a challenging process - especially when you have 1 teacher to 10 three year olds. Every one wants a turn to stir, pour, crack an [...]
Today is National Play-Doh day! Shara Lawrence Wiess of Early Childhood News and Resources is great about remembering special or unique holidays and this one of them - be sure [...]
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 [...]