Remote learning may not effectively teach the pillars of figurative language. Children with knowledge of figures of speech have improved… Continue reading The Pillars of Figurative Language
Children and parents often get nervous before starting the school year. As a teacher, you can make them feel comfortable… Continue reading Creating a Welcoming Classroom
Fingerplays are hand movements commonly used in early childhood development. The physical activity is combined with short poems, songs, or… Continue reading Fingerplays and Rhymes to Educate and Entertain
Parent involvement sets students up for academic and professional success. You should make it a habit to engage with your… Continue reading Asking Kids About Their Day
As an adult, have you ever looked back on some of your classes and asked yourself, why? Two complex subjects… Continue reading What is Montessori?
Nursery rhymes have been around for centuries delivering intrigue and poetic nature. The short tales also have educational and developmental… Continue reading Nursery Rhymes – Not Just Child’s Play
Instead of feeling a sense of dread, you can take a positive approach to parent-teacher conferences. Believe it or not,… Continue reading A Positive Approach to Parent Teacher Conferences
Young children have opportunities for learning and developing during mealtime. Teachers and homeschooling parents can make lunchtime more valuable for… Continue reading The Value of Mealtime for Preschoolers
Preschool teachers play a prominent role in children’s development and education. One responsibility includes ensuring students are ready to start… Continue reading The Lollipop Test – Encourage Instead of Praise
Children need to have specific skills before they start school. Preschool teachers play a role in preparing students and helping… Continue reading Using The Lollipop Test to Assess School Readiness
