Let's Talk Quality! – Page 33 – Program Quality Assessment in PA

By James W. Nicholson, M.Ed. There is a myriad of issues that we all have to deal with on a daily basis. Many of us are parents. We are stressed with financial obligations. Perhaps, you have finally gone

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Super Fun Fruit Smoothie Recipe

by pqaadmin on September 12, 2018

Regina Wright Ingredients: Blueberries - up to 10 per child Bananas - 1 per child Strawberries - 4 per child Greek nonfat vanilla yogurt - 3 tablespoons per child Ice - 1 cup per child

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Story Prop Boxes

by pqaadmin on September 5, 2018

Kelli Harris When I was in graduate school, one of my assignments was to create a prop box, and my mind automatically went to the dramatic play area in my classroom. Prop boxes are a

Asian children learning biology plant species outside the classroom.

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Looking Past the Magnifying Glass: Science in the Classroom

by pqaadmin on August 29, 2018

Natalie Grebe For teachers in early childhood classrooms, incorporating science into daily activities can prove quite daunting. Some educators may feel it is too costly to purchase science materials for the classroom, while others may

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Milk. Who should have it and what types are allowable?

by pqaadmin on August 22, 2018

All children should receive milk or a milk substitute as part of breakfast and lunch everyday according to the CACFP guidelines. But the rules are different based on age, as to what type of milk

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Understanding and Guiding the Emotions of Children

by pqaadmin on August 15, 2018

Natalie Grebe It is a typical early morning in a Pre-K classroom. Small groups of children are playing with blocks, reading books, coloring and eating breakfast. One teacher oversees the breakfast table and greets parents

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“Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Film Reflection

by pqaadmin on August 8, 2018

Amy Hoffman One of my earliest childhood memories was watching the camera pan over the landscape as it zoomed in to Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. I enjoyed meeting the neighbors who would show up at his

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Family Literacy Kits

by pqaadmin on August 1, 2018

Amy Hoffman Do you ever wonder how you can encourage family members to read to their children at home? Create some Home Literacy Kits! Parents can sign out a kit for a week and enjoy

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Juicy Orange Rounds – My Favorite Recipe to make with children

by pqaadmin on July 25, 2018

Kitty Syster Ingredients: 4 oranges Lemon juice 2 Tablespoons of sugar Step 1: Peel the skin off the oranges Step 2: Cut each orange into 8 round slices (teacher step) Step 3: Place the oranges

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