Children that are 2.9 are not preschoolers
This is my opinion, children that are 2.9 are toddlers, not preschoolers.
Author: darlatheteacher
Hi, Everyone! I am Darla the Teacher--it is so nice to meet you! As Educators, we must help and inspire one another. I believe this wholeheartedly, and I have dedicated my life to helping fellow teachers by providing information about Early Childhood domains, a one-of-a-kind blog, picture book reviews, and inspirational artwork from children around the world. I believe in all of you--please don't stop believing in yourself. Cherish your little ones...
Stickers, Stickers, Stickers
Since I discussed awards on a recent blog and a few ideas on more positive ways to use them, I thought I would provide some information on how I used…
Math Center
I wanted to share different ideas for the Math Center in your classroom. These activities can also be used at home. All of the activities that are presented on this…
Week of the Young Child-2020-
It’s here! an opportunity to celebrate our youngest learners. What is the Week of the Young Child? ” The Week of the Young Child™ is an annual celebration hosted by…
Talking with Children: During Infectious Disease Outbreaks.
I found this amazing fact sheet from “SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.) On how to talk to children about Infectious Disease Outbreaks. I thought the information was…
Childcare Owners should have some education
When I first started in Early Childhood, Childcare centers were popping up everywhere and in the State where I lived; the owners of these centers didn’t need any education. The…
“Bear and Bunny Grow Tomatoes” Curriculum Ideas
I thought that this was a good book for spring, but I think that it can be implemented into any curriculum. I like that the book had so many interesting points; imagination, sharing, spring, responsibility, planting and hard-work. Bunny imaged a garden with big juicy tomatoes, but he wasn’t responsible and didn’t do what he was supposed to do. Bear worked hard to get what he wanted, then shared them with Bunny. Spring is a good time for planting certain fruits and vegetables.
Why I Introduce a Variety of Holidays
If the student is in your class, why wouldn’t you educate yourself on their holidays and celebrations. Isn’t that building a relationship with them?
Bulbs, lights, books and more; discuss Christmas Inside and out.
Inside, Outside Christmas by Robin Spowart Here is a book to get your students talking about Christmas and everything they see inside and outside. It is a simple book about…
