Our theme for this new school year is transferring as much ownership as possible to the students. This activity will challenge how you think about instruction!
A Challenge for a New Year: Tower of Cups
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*Motor Skills (Fine and Gross) Posts
Resources for Promoting Play and Learning
I think we can all agree that our youngest students need to spend more time playing and developing their fine and gross motor skills and building a strong foundation for academics. But where do we even start?
Children at Play: Putting Play Back in Education
I go into hundreds of classrooms a year, and I find the kindergarten classrooms to be the most interesting. At one time, we thought kindergarten was going to be a great, developmentally appropriate idea for our youngest students. I was part of the planning...
PreK Centers in a Snap!
Last week I was in New Orleans working with Lafourche Parish preschool teachers. The goal of the day was numeracy, and one of the highlights was the afternoon make-and-take session, where we had five stations for teachers to visit. In addition to working on numeracy,...
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