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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 of each child Early childhood educators observe children to get to know them better To gain a sense
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 best practices and expectations for our little ones we work with on a
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 paper). Incorporating name-writing (and reading) into a variety of lessons is not only fun but
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 the New Year off the right way
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 us normal activities and time with family and friends. As we
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 this virtual learning so many of us were
Written by: Instructor Tiffany It is nearly impossible to never face a question surrounding religion, holidays, traditions, etc. when working with young children. As an early childhood educator, you have more than likely had your fair share of conversations with children that maybe you feel uncomfortable, or perhaps you were unsure how to answer without
Written by: Instructor Tiffany With the long winter months slowly beginning, here are some activities you can do indoors that will allow your little ones to learn, have fun, and work on those fine – motor skills! 1. Snowball Name Activity: All you need is some construction paper and white hole reinforcement stickers (or any
Breakfast is my favorite meal it fuels your body for the whole day and helps with your metabolism and sugar level. That is why we often hear ever since we were young to never skip breakfast. There are a couple of different types of food we can make for breakfast but my favorite of all
Summer has arrived, and sometimes it is nice to stay inside and enjoy the air conditioning. Sometimes, we want to be outside and enjoy the summer weather that we had been waiting for all winter long. Then, sometimes, we are too hot to be out and want to go back inside! Here are some ways