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The Magic of Playdough

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

Over the years, I’ve posed a simple question to my kids: “What makes you happy?” Without fail, their answers always

The Important Role of Dramatic Play in Preschool Development Dramatic play, also known as pretend play or imaginative

In early December, we had our first ceramics lesson. The children rolled out clay and cut out star-shaped ornaments. In

Teaching math in the Early Years requires a math-rich environment that fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and a positive attitude toward

CVC words, which stand for Consonant-Vowel-Consonant, play a crucial role in early literacy development and serve as a fundamental building

We’ve all been there – stuck in a seemingly endless line with restless kids and the dread of potential

What is Emergent Curriculum? Emergent curriculum is an approach to education that centers around the interests, questions, and experiences of

There are moments when farewells are not just goodbyes but also joyful greetings to new

My name is Chariss Biensky. My story begins in a tropical haven, the Philippines – a nation blessed with 7,107