How To Support Autonomy In The Early Childhood Classroom
Learn how to support autonomy in early childhood with classroom strategies that build confidence, independence, and social-emotional skills.
Learn how to support autonomy in early childhood with classroom strategies that build confidence, independence, and social-emotional skills.
Create calm-down spaces to help children manage big emotions and stay ready to learn in early childhood classrooms.
Boost preschoolers’ early vocabulary and reading skills with fun, hands-on activities that turn play into meaningful literacy learning.
Receiving New York Plays grant funding? Explore the many ways Kaplan can help you create a playground space that aligns with this state-wide initiative.
Make the most of leftover grant funds with summer spending ideas for classrooms, outdoor spaces, tech, curriculum, and training.
Learn how play-based learning fuels real learning in elementary classrooms, and how educators can clearly communicate its benefits to families.
Support infant development with guided movement, play, and activities that build strength, balance, and coordination every day.