Bobbi Philson You think you’re ready to move from the ECERS-R to the ECERS-3 for your preschool classroom, but you might still feel confused about play areas and interest centers? Read on, this one is
Beth Simon Preschoolers have unique needs when it comes to rest time. Some preschoolers require an afternoon nap after a long morning at play, while others require less sleep. Some children may nap daily, occasionally,
Amy Hoffman Team building in any program rarely happens by itself. As a team leader (whether of an entire program or of a classroom team), you should plan ideas for team building that focus on
Angel Avery-Wright Plastic bottles are everywhere: water, soda, juice, etc. They are a great resource for the early childhood classroom. They can be used in dramatic play, science, and art for a variety of activities.
Erin DelRegno “The Very Hungry Caterpillar story is about hope. You, like the little caterpillar, will grow up, unfold your wings and fly off into the future.” Eric Carle Eric Carle is a creator and
Angel Avery-Wright Boxes of all sizes can add so much fun to a dramatic play center and incorporate science, math, and art. Use larger boxes, like supply or food boxes in dramatic play to enhance
Recipe 3 long cucumbers 2 tomatoes A small box of raisins Ranch dressing Needed: Paper plates Review during story time: The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle Preparation: Adult slices cucumbers and tomatoes into thin
Leah Zabari Book review: It’s OK to Go UP the Slide by Heather Shumaker As I was scanning the library shelves for a good book to read, I came across the book It’s OK to
Natalie Grebe Most Americans are well-aware of the benefits of healthy eating. Posters in the doctor’s office, magazine covers, social media and television shows barrage us with information on what to eat and when to
By Stefanie Camoni Preschool children love to pretend. They pretend to be police officers, fast food workers, moms, dads, even puppies and anyone or anything they have encountered, watched on TV, or read about in