Mikulas Magical Visit: A Day of Delight in the Early Years Classroom
As the kids settled into their routine, little did they know that a sprinkle of magic was about to grace
Read MoreAs the kids settled into their routine, little did they know that a sprinkle of magic was about to grace
Read MoreDuring our visit to Sad Janka KrΓ‘ΔΎa the children spotted a squirrel jumping between the trees. The kids were very
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Read MoreIn early December, we had our first ceramics lesson. The children rolled out clay and cut out star-shaped ornaments. In
Read MoreTeaching math in the Early Years requires a math-rich environment that fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and a positive attitude toward
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