Often times, it isn’t what you say, it’s how you say it that matters the most. This can be especially true with children. As educators, the language we use can...
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“Little Owl Lost” by Chris Haugton is a charmingly simple book about a baby owl who gets separated from its mama and with the help of an energetic squirrel, searches...
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*Image Source: http://homegrownfriends.com/home/painted-wood-slices/ This summer craft is a great opportunity to mix natural materials and bright colours for some one-of-a-kind art. It is best done outdoors and can help with...
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The above is our newsletter for the month of August. Please refer to it for important information regarding the schedule for the month. You can download the PDF version of...
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Food literacy is a term used to describe the knowledge and practices people have in relation to food. But what about children? Food literacy is important in the early years...
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As parents and caregivers sometimes we can worry a lot about children playing outdoors, playing too rough, or injuring themselves. However, a significant amount of research shows that rough and...
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For some children, reading over the summer is a given. They require little encouragement or incentive to pick up a book. For others, however, this is not always the case....
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During the first 5 years of life, a lot of changes happen in the developing brain. The early learning environment plays an important role for healthy changes in the brain....
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The above is our newsletter for the month of July. Please refer to it for important information regarding the schedule for the month. You can download a PDF version of...
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Summer is right around the corner, and since the weather is warming up quite rapidly, we thought that today we would share some sun safety and water safety tips to...
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