As early childhood educators, parents, teachers, spouses, grandparents, homemakers, etc., we wear many hats and have many daily responsibilities. It is often difficult for us to make time for ourselves, and when/if we do, we feel guilty. Think about...
Our country seems to be making a turn for the better, and as we begin to spend more time together outdoors, indoors, and with other people, our routines might start getting back to normal. For some, this might include physically returning to the...
When
performing child observations, it is important to remember a few
things. First, think about why you are performing the observation:
Observations
are the key to good program planning
Observations
help adults understand the strengths and needs ...
Top 3 Early Childhood
Associations
As an early childhood educator, it is
important to remember that information changes over time, and we
never stop learning and growing, even as adults. As a result, it is
imperative we remain current and updated on ...
The cold is officially here and that
means more time indoors, which can lead to boredom. Let’s make it
fun and exciting for our toddlers and preschoolers!
Snowman
Names - Build a snowman using white circle cut-outs (paper
or construction...
5 Ways to Restart Your New
Year
We have all heard the saying that we
cannot take care of others without taking care of ourselves. This
statement holds true more now than ever before. You are no good to
others if you are not healthy and well. Start...
As if our world has not already been turned upside down due to the
COVID-19 virus, we are still adjusting to many different changes,
including weather changes! When our world shut down last spring, we
were still hopeful that our summer days would bring ...
Written by: Instructor Tiffany
For most of us, the start of the school year these past few weeks is unlike any other. As educators, it is typically in our nature to adjust and adapt. It is what we do as teachers. Although nobody could prepare us for...
Written by: Instructor Tiffany
While some of us are embracing the end of summer and welcoming of fall, some are lost in what day of week it is as we prepare for back to school. This year, unlike any other in our lives, may look a lot different. Some...
by: Instructor Tiffany
First thing first; remain calm. Your presence has an effect on those around you, and children are no exception. When things are tense, they are tense as well. Try to remain calm and not worry over things you cannot control. As...
