Columbus Day can be approached with children as a moment to talk about journeys, curiosity, and stories , while also making space for listening, questioning, and noticing that not all stories feel the same to everyone. Rather than focusing on dates or…
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Grandparents Day – Heartwarming, Meaningful, and Connection-Focused Learning Experiences for Young Children
A favorite story told for the hundredth time.
A warm hug filled with love and comfort.
Special memories shared across generations. Grandparents Day is a celebration of family, love, wisdom, and connection — a special opportunity for children to hono…
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Creative Writing Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten: From Ideas to Written Expression
Writing as a Living Process: From Ideas to Expression Writing doesn’t begin with rules.
It begins with noticing — a thought, a feeling, a story waiting to be told. For young writers, learning to write is not about producing perfect sentences. It’s abo…
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
S’mores Day Simple Treats, Big Stories
S’mores Day celebrates something wonderfully uncomplicated: a sweet treat made slowly and shared with others. It’s about anticipation, textures, and the small joy of creating something together. Beyond the food, this day offers a chance to talk, reme…
Sunday, July 10, 2016
How to Create a Literature-Based Homeschool Day
How to Create a Literature-Based Homeschool Day One of the greatest advantages of homeschooling is the freedom to move beyond traditional subject-by-subject instruction and create meaningful learning experiences that feel connected, engaging, and enj…
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Sugar Cookie Day: Sweet Moments, Big Learning
Sugar Cookie Day: Sweet Moments, Big Learning Soft dough.
Sprinkles everywhere.
Tiny hands decorating with excitement. Sugar Cookie Day is more than baking. It is a joyful invitation for children to explore creativity, sensory play, early math, fine mo…
Monday, June 6, 2016
Speaking Activities to Use After Reading a Story
Speaking Activities to Use After Reading a Story One of the greatest benefits of using stories in the ESL classroom is the opportunity they create for meaningful communication. Too often, speaking activities feel disconnected from learners' experi…
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