In this blog, Sandra Duncan, EdD, and architect Lauren Magee, provide practical and helpful strategies for educators seeking ways to safely distance children in the COVID classroom.
Bring in fall with these four exciting activities sure to engage your infants and toddlers. These activities include fall themed reading, puzzles, sensory activities, and arts and crafts.
Encourage your students to help decorate the classroom with this DIY Kindness Board. With this engaging activity everyone is involved in lighting up the board with their acts of kindness.
Learn how you can use technology to communicate with parents and support family engagement with this article from Kaplan Early Learning Company.
Show off your true colors and spark summer creativity with this fun DIY Rainbow Spinner arts and crafts activity. Kids will be mesmerized by the colorful patterns as their twirl and spin their unique creation!
In this blog, Dr. Angela Searcy shares her guidance on common questions parents and educators may have about how to have conversations on celebrating diversity, defining racism and explaining racial violence with young children.
The COVID-19 pandemic swept through our nation, quickly changing the typical way of life. This affected many people including children, educators, and their families. This series provides strategies that support mental health of these individuals.
Teachers often find it difficult to understand the specific needs of gifted children. To better support their learning, learn how gifted students think, create tiered assignments, include a variety of levels in your classroom library, utilize their interests, and explore real world application.
The COVID-19 pandemic swept through our nation, quickly changing the typical way of life. This affected many people including children, educators, and their families. This series provides strategies that support mental health of these individuals.
