You guys. You guys. Your kids are amazing. They help us look SO good. Picture this – We are videoing in the art area. They mainly want footage of back […]
V is for Visitors
Our visitors arrived around 930am. There were four! 1 Debbie Cryer – “Dr. Harms is recognized internationally for her work on assessing care and educational programs for children and as […]
Leaf Raking
As the children entered the yard to play today many of our leaves had fallen from the trees. As per tradition, they almost all drop in one night. The kids […]
Read Me a Story-Again!
As we finish reading a story to a child, grown-ups often groan when they hear the words, “read it again!” Many of us grownups tire of reading the same books […]
Beauty in Nature
Natural beauty can be seen everywhere. White fluffy clouds float above the yard, spiders web flutter in the wind, and the moon sometimes graces the daytime sky. Just the other […]
All The Skills
Today I thought about some of the goals I have for the children. Probably the biggest concern for parents are those fine motor skills – so the more I get […]
Fine Motor Expectations
In case you forgotten what is expected in fine motor development for this age. Here are a few pics I snapped today to show you where many of us are. […]
5 Little Pumpkins
Rhymes and movements for the hands and fingers, some of which date at almost 2000 years, are still used in early childhood classrooms, as well as the more modern action […]
Third Teacher
Research has proven that our environment, – the way we set up our rooms can often be the third teacher. Especially when following the philosophy of teaching we do I […]