Teresa Schlosser, Author at EISB Members

In November, the Year 1 class dove into the fascinating world of simple machines. We began by experimenting with pulleys,

When Christmas and Loose Parts Play Come Together

Play is vital in the early years, as it helps children develop essential skills, especially social ones. Through play, children

After mastering letter sounds and identifying beginning, middle, and ending sounds, the Year 1 class has taken the next step

Growing up, family game nights were a cornerstone of my childhood—a source of laughter, the occasional heated debate, and countless

As a child, my favorite magazine was Highlights for children. I was thrilled to discover as an adult that this

Why, build a castle, of course! In late September, the Year 1 class stumbled upon two tall, empty boxes on

Some of my favorite memories from our family cabin revolve around a set of four children’s farm puzzles my mom

Playing games in the classroom is more than just fun—it helps children develop important self-regulation skills. Self-regulation is the ability

I hear many wonderful exchanges during play each day, but the most heartwarming words I often hear in the Early

Allowing kids the time and freedom to explore their interests can lead to unexpected and rewarding outcomes. A few years