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Unleashing Creativity

The Magic of Loose Parts in Childhood Play When I was little, my mom had a desk filled with drawers

The Advantages of Mixed-Age Classrooms in the Early Years Mixed-age classrooms where children of various ages share the same learning

Inspired by the book “Mouse Paint,” the Year 1 class embarked on a colorful adventure, experimenting with the art of

We enjoyed a visit to Sad Janka Kráľa Park during the pleasant fall weather in October. We played at the

As the kids settled into their routine, little did they know that a sprinkle of magic was about to grace

During our visit to Sad Janka Kráľa the children spotted a squirrel jumping between the trees. The kids were very

Throughout the years, I’ve shared many books with children, yet there are a few authors I consistently revisit. Here is

Crafting your own play dough is an excellent indoor activity for rainy days. It offers hours of entertainment and uses

Signs that a Child May Not Be Crossing the Midline & Activities to Promote Crossing the Midline If a child

Nothing sparks more enthusiasm in the Year 1 classroom than the thrilling revelation that we are about to make playdough.