Tracy Walter Autumn is a great time for children to get messy! The weather starts turning cooler, there is normally more rain in the forecast; this means more mud and mess naturally. If you are
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Barbara Bredell-Searle Question: Have you visited the Pennsylvania Key website to register for professional development courses? If your answer is yes, you may have seen opportunities to register for professional development courses such as Moving
Kelli Harris Did you know that if someone smiles at you, you’re bound to smile back? A smile often expresses encouragement to someone or serves as a warm greeting. If you aren’t smiling enough these
Barbara Bredell-Searle Busyness gets to all of us, and although we may say over and over, “I am going to take care of myself” a lot of times we don’t. We may start our day
Infant Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) Consultation Program
by Kitty Syster Virtual meetings have become the normal style of meeting these days. But not everyone likes virtual meetings, so how do you become more comfortable with them? Here are a few tips to
Lisa Mulliken Can you think of the book that your children ask you to read over and over again? As a former teacher and a Mimi, books by Mo Willems have always been one of
Aimee Currier A few years into my time as a Kindergarten teacher, I realized it was becoming increasingly difficult to maintain order in my classroom. In taking a deeper look at the day-to-day activities,
by Pam Schaffner The assessment team in PA is often asked if they have any tips to make meeting quality standards easier. Since they have experiences visiting many programs in their professional careers, they have