Jumping Rope
/The possibilities of an experience connect to the complexity of the environment. In the classroom, simple open-ended materials invite children to explore possibilities, experience the moment fully, and connect with others.
Read MoreThe possibilities of an experience connect to the complexity of the environment. In the classroom, simple open-ended materials invite children to explore possibilities, experience the moment fully, and connect with others.
Read MoreLast week I wanted to take a complete rest day with no exercise, work, or personal responsibilities. I started feeling guilty about not doing something productive. What did I learn about the benefits of rest that can help you in your practice as an educator?
Read MoreBeing an early childhood educator is challenging and physical work. Our work also carries an emotional labor, guiding children and supporting families. The work embodies a noble task and contributes to the betterment of society, but at what cost?
Read MoreGrowing up I was in elementary school for six hours per day. In school, I would learn different subjects, play group games with my classmates, eat some lunch, and enjoy recess. We had two recess periods during the day. During recess we could play sports, hang out with friends, run in the sun, roll in the grass, get dirty, and climb trees.
Read More