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Children go through different stages of play as they grow and develop. Very young infants only have the ability to attend to one object at a time. Once an object is out of their sight, it is quickly forgotten. Infants play by themselves because they are so busy exploring and discovering […]
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Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) has been seen by many as the cornerstone of #Early Childhood education since the National Association for the #Education of Young Children (NAEYC) published the guidelines in 1987. The guidelines have been used widely in educare settings such as #preschool and schools, with many educators accepting DAP as best […]
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Color not only affects our moods, it can also promote #learning and creativity. If I ever doubted that children are attracted to color, I soon learned otherwise at a recent craft show in Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania. The children were drawn to the colorful hand painted rockers and tables and chairs that were on […]
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#Preschool #education has been pegged as a foundation to successful education and even success in adult life. But not all preschools are created equal, not even the most expensive ones. Here are characteristics and features a good preschool should have:
Clean and secure location. This is a non-negotiable for preschools. We are talking about […]
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Doing puzzles is an important part of a child’s development but its benefits are often overlooked. We’d like to talk more about these benefits to help you to choose the right puzzle for your child or relative.
Wooden puzzles are an up-to-date version of a traditional toy, and are designed with #education in mind. […]
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