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Favorite Children’s Book Authors

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.

In Year 1 we are working hard to become good problem solvers. In early November, we spent time learning a

In our Year 1 class, we often embrace a unique approach to art—immersing ourselves in the world of process art.

Phonological Awareness and the Magic of Elkonin Boxes in Early Learning Phonological awareness refers to the understanding that spoken language

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