"She Did it All" — Honoring Renee Kaplan | Kaplan Early Learning Company
Even though National Women's History Month is over, at Kaplan, we celebrate a legacy of strong female leadership every day of the year.
Even though National Women's History Month is over, at Kaplan, we celebrate a legacy of strong female leadership every day of the year.
Children will love exploring the wonders of spring and learning more about this season of growth and renewal as they create unique works of bubble art!
Each year, beginning on November first, Native American Heritage Month is celebrated to honor the sacrifices, culture, and stories of Indigenous people who have contributed significantly to our country's history.
Early childhood expert, advocate, and author Dr. Sarah Vanover outlines the current crisis childcare providers and families face in America today, urging us to reimagine the childcare industry for all Americans whose livelihoods depend on it.
Dr. Tonia Durden challenges educators to put beliefs into action to support culturally relevant teaching at home and in the classroom in the final installment of her series Times Up!: Be Equitable.
Now more than ever, it is important to create healthy and safe classroom environments for students and teachers alike. Here are 10 Tips for Cleaning Classrooms we recommend to ensure the health and wellbeing of each child in your care.
It's never too early to start practicing healthy dental habits! These simple and easy Dental Hygiene Tips for Kids are perfect for teaching children the importance of keeping their teeth healthy while they develop and grow.
We all know professional development is important—it can get you a job faster, excel your career, grow your skillset, and much more. However, we also know
Valentine's Day is right around the corner and these 3 Easy Valentine's Day Activities for Preschoolers are the perfect way to bring lessons of kindness and Valentine's fun into any home or classroom!
Dr. Tonia Durden challenges educators to examine how their actions support their beliefs as they practice culturally relevant teaching at home and in the classroom in the fourth installment of her series Times Up!: Be Equitable.
Dr. Angela Searcy shares timely and practical guidance for parents and educators struggling to address or explain violence to young children, and help them cope, in a developmentally appropriate way.
Dr. Tonia Durden speaks from her own personal experiences as she shares tips for promoting culturally relevant teaching at home and in the classroom in the third installment of her series Times Up!: Be Equitable.
Check out three of our favorite Valentine's Day activities! They'll help children learn about shapes, colors, and textures while also developing fine motor skills.
Santa Claus is coming to town, and so are his magic reindeer! We know that Santa loves milk and cookies, but what about his sleigh-flying pals? Take the time to thank Santa's reindeer by giving them a holiday treat with this fun and easy Reindeer Food Activity!