music and movement – Let's Talk Quality!

Program Quality Assessment in PA

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Why Kids Need to Move

by pqaadmin on July 24, 2024

Angel L. Avery-Wright Having children move throughout the day promotes cognitive learning and physical health while reducing behavioral issues. Moving helps children focus better. "When you move, you stimulate all the nerve cells that we

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Musical Instruments in the Closet?

by pqaadmin on November 15, 2023

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By Angel Avery-Wright I often observe early learning settings that are missing musical instruments and activities. The instruments are not

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Music to My Ears

by pqaadmin on April 19, 2023

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By Aimee Currier When I have a stressful day, I like to turn to music to help me decompress. Some

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What’s So Paw-some About Pete the Cat?

by pqaadmin on November 25, 2020

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Natalie Grebe When I spend time in any classroom, from preschool through school-age, one thing they seem to almost always

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Lullabies, Literacy, and Language: Using Music with Infants and Toddlers

by pqaadmin on November 29, 2017

Bobbi Philson Music is a powerful tool that early childhood teachers can use to support and nurture many developmental

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Importance of Play

by pqaadmin on January 25, 2017

Regina Wright Close your eyes and imagine when you were a child. What was your favorite toy? I’m sure you would probably name a familiar toy that children still enjoy. Walk into any early childhood