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23
Feb

Making Mealtimes Meaningful

Mealtimes are busy times for teachers and children. When you’re dealing with 15 hungry 3 year-olds, it can be a challenge for even the calmest, coolest teacher to manage the high demand.
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15
Feb

Dramatic Play and the School-Age Classroom

The world is a busy place and TV, videos, iPads and computers fill the day leaving less time for dramatic play.
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09
Feb

Sharing Cubbies

Michelle Long The ERS scales expect each child to have individual cubby/storage space that is not shared with anyone else. Why is individual storage important? Having individual storage helps to reduce the spread of lice and scabies. Providing each child with their own space also offers him/her a sense of belonging to the classroom environment.
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01
Feb

You’re Invited to a High Quality Preschool Classroom

Please join us for a fun-filled time observing in a high quality preschool classroom!
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25
Jan

Importance of Play

Close your eyes and imagine when you were a child.
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16
Jan

Welcome to “Let’s Talk Quality! Program Quality Assessment in PA”

Happy New Year!! I can’t think of a better way to kick off 2017 than with the launch of “Let’s Talk Quality! Program Quality Assessment in PA!”
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01
Jan

Celebrate “Eat Your Vegetables” Day: A Fun Approach to Healthy Eating for Kids

By Beth Simon with assistance from ChatGPT As early childhood educators and child care providers, we understand the importance of instilling healthy eating habits in young children. With childhood obesity rates on the rise, it’s more crucial than ever to encourage nutritious eating from an early age. That’s why we’re thrilled to celebrate “Eat Your...
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