Recent Blogs
How to Keep a Schedule While Teaching At-Home
Currently, school systems are going through some temporary changes. Students are being sent home for unknown periods of time and in some cases, parents are now becoming teachers. Navigating the pressure of educating a young c [...]
Time to Play – Why Play Is Important!
As adults, most of us remember a certain, somewhat idyllic, kind of childhood play where we spent most of our time outside. We had little supervision, so we got really dirty playing our own made-up games. But play today is not the same. Instead, many chil [...]
Collaborative Art: Social-Emotional Lessons
When people do art, they have their own ideas and ambitions as to what they are going to create. I may use a special vacation photo and recreate it into a large watercolor, whereas a three-year-old may want to move their arm all around and watch the [...]
SPARK Free At-Home Resources
Along with our resources and activities, our friends over at SPARK are showing their support for teachers and students by putting together FREE resources, including professional development and early childhood lesson plans. S [...]
