Experiments / Experiences

We did a lot of scientific experiences today. I don’t usually call them experiments with the kids because we are in it more for the experience and the language that […]

Color Throwing

A friend from New York did a color throwing activity at her family childcare home the other day and I thought “ why not?” It looked like great fun. So […]

Dial 3

I am required to do assessments on children within 45 days of enrollment. I think even if I was not funded through government sources I would continue to do this. […]

These are the colors of the rainbow …

This week we continue to look at colors. Many times children’s favorite thing to paint or color is a rainbow. I think because there are so many colors represented. It’s […]

Science and colors

Almost every early educator has a science shelf in their room. Quite honestly many of the things on that shelf rarely get moved or even looked at. Most times they […]

Colors can be complicated

A color unit might seem very basic and not needed. You might think that especially for children that are in their second year of preschool. We have taught children colors […]

Asking The Right Questions

When working with children much of my time is spent just watching and listening . Sometimes I ask questions but I try to be careful about what I ask and […]

Hello Fri-yay!

For some kiddos Monday is hard after a long weekend. For other kiddos Friday is hard because they’re exhausted from keeping up the schedule. I get it. I woke up […]

Dots and Letters

You all know that I don’t directly teach letters or letter sounds. But I do activities all the time that involve the alphabet. Today as I’m still introducing materials we […]

Digging Deeper

Some days are just more hectic than others. I think sometimes the state that you greet your day with is where you reside for a while. That holds true for […]