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Reflection is a critical piece of an early educator’s toolbox – a component of practice that deepens our appreciation of, and understanding of, young children. But how can we find and create time for this reflection that we know is so…

Discover how simple stones and stream water can transform into vibrant natural paint—dive into our guide on creating eco-friendly art with your students.

Ever wondered what to do with all those yarn scraps that accumulate from various projects – too short to do anything with, but too long to throw away? Here is a creative solution: yarn-mâché.

What was life like before ‘childhood’ existed? Children worked in mines and factories; nobody celebrated birthdays, and by the age of seven children were considered adults. Then along came Friedrich Froebel.

Block play opens a doorway to discovery of math, technology, engineering, design and even architecture.

A good early childhood environment supports play, hands-on-learning and whole child development.

A teacher's job is super-human...to practice the draining act of forgiveness a hundred times a day.