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Throw Out the Crafts! New Ways to Show the Value of Your Toddler Program
Many toddler teachers feel pressure to do craft projects with their children. I’m not talking about “exploring with crayons” or “experimenting with paint”. I’m talk… more →
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Throw Out the Crafts! New Ways to Show the Value of Your Toddler Program
wowkits wrote 1 month ago: Many toddler teachers feel pressure to do craft projects with their children. I’m not talking … more →
Child Portfolios 101
wowkits wrote 2 months ago: Recently I’ve been working with a local preschool as they explore ways to measure student achi … more →
Child Care Centers Have Unexpected Payoff for Families
wowkits wrote 3 months ago: A recent study out of the University of Chicago shows that child care centers offer more than just c … more →
Great Tips to Make Children (and Families) Feel Welcome
wowkits wrote 3 months ago: The first day of preschool is often as tough on parents as it is on children. For some great ideas t … more →
Home Visits Boost Learning Outcomes
wowkits wrote 4 months ago: Home visits are a great way to make a connection with families and ease a child’s transition i … more →
When Dad is Involved, Everybody Wins
wowkits wrote 5 months ago: A recent article in the Miami Herald talks about the positive impact a father’s involvement ca … more →
How to Talk With Parents About Preschool Learning Expectations
wowkits wrote 6 months ago: One question I get from teachers in preschool programs of all sizes is how to communicate to parents … more →
Parent/Teacher Conferences
ideachalkboard wrote 7 months ago: When you are bogged down by grading, lesson plans, staff meetings, and you just don’t think another … more →
Is Your Program Serving Families?
wowkits wrote 9 months ago: We know that children thrive when schools and families work together. Teachers and classrooms also b … more →
Coping with a Challenging Baby
wowkits wrote 9 months ago: Whether a baby is collicky, hard to settle, generally fussy, or especially needy, dealing with an in … more →
Get Parents Involved with Child Portfolios
wowkits wrote 10 months ago: All good child care programs work hard to encourage children’s learning, growth and developmen … more →
