Simple Sentences for Preschooler Learning: Let's Get Ready to Read
Teaching children to read is one of the most important jobs a preschool teacher has. Begin the process by introducing some of these simple learning …
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Early Education Information for Teachers, Parents & Caregivers
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Structured Toddler Exercise Games
Toddlers love to be active. They often naturally engage in running and climbing. Toddler exercise games are a great way to respond to their need for …
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Montessori Toddler Activities for Early Learning
It is in a toddler’s nature to be curious and investigate their environment, making the Montessori method a natural fit. Try some of these …
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What is the Best Method to Teach Toddlers the Alphabet in Montessori?
What is Montessori alphabet teaching and learning and how to go about it? Is there a best method to teach toddlers the alphabet in Montessori …
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Mother Goose Preschool Themes for Three Preschool Components
Mother goose preschool themes are reviewed and explained in this article. Use these ideas to cover a few days of art, language, dramatic play and math …
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Online Teaching Tools for Toddlers: Click On for Fun!
With the wealth of high quality, developmentally appropriate websites for toddlers, it is easy to introduce kids to the computer. This list of …
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Four Suggested Participation Books for Preschool: Let's All Read Together
Enhance your class’s prereading skills by offering participation books for preschool during your group reading time. The books in this article …
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Great Toddler and Preschool Books About Teeth and Going to the Dentist
These toddler dentist books are sure to teach your students all about their first visit to the dentist! From teeth care to not being scared, these …
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How to Manage Difficult or Disruptive Preschool Students: Do You Have a Negative Nellie or Disruptive Dave in Your Class?
Some teachers swear that it happens every year. There is always one student that is disruptive, behaves negatively and turns your classroom upside …
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Ideas for a Preschool Country Theme: Exploring the Differences Between Urban and Rural
Introduce the differences in urban and rural landscapes using preschool country themes. Here are some easy lesson plan ideas for a country thematic …
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