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What Should Nevada Child Care Providers Notice During Preschool Play and Learning?
05/18/2026As a Nevada child care provider, you see children every day. Noticing small moments in play helps you keep kids #safe, support learning, and talk with families. This short guide shows what to watch for, how to arrange your room, and simple ways to record and share what you see. Use small steps &md... What Should Nevada Child Care Providers Notice During Preschool Play and Learning?
Daycare Temperature Regulations in Oregon: What Providers Should Know
07/06/2026This short guide helps Oregon child care directors and providers learn what matters about indoor and outdoor temperatures. It explains rules, daily checks, and quick steps you can use right away. Remember: state requirements vary - check your state licensing agency. For practical program tips, see ... Daycare Temperature Regulations in Oregon: What Providers Should Know
What simple early literacy activities really work for preschoolers?
06/30/2026Young children learn to love words and books when caring adults make reading and talk part of every day. This article gives easy, practical activities child care providers and directors can use in preschool classrooms. You will find short steps, play ideas, how to involve families, and tips to avo... What simple early literacy activities really work for preschoolers?
What simple work ethics can Oklahoma child care providers use today?
05/19/2026Ethics in Oklahoma Child Care: Practical Guidance for Providers and Directors Ethical decisions come up throughout the child care day—when a parent asks about another child, a teacher notices a concerning injury, or a director addresses a staff mistake. ChildCareEd’s The Ethical Code of... What simple work ethics can Oklahoma child care providers use today?
Snacks to Send to Daycare: Simple Ideas for Parents
06/15/2026Snack time gives children energy to play and learn, but choosing what to pack can leave parents with plenty of questions. As a child care provider, you can help families choose simple, balanced snacks that suit their child’s age and follow your program’s food and allergy policies. This g... Snacks to Send to Daycare: Simple Ideas for Parents
What Does Gentle Parenting Sound Like? Examples of What to Say in Common Situations
08/13/2026When a child is crying, grabbing, refusing, or hitting, the words adults choose can either deepen distress or create a path toward learning. Gentle parenting sounds warm, respectful, and clear—not permissive; for practical staff training, explore Viewing Guidance in a Positive Light and Stayin... What Does Gentle Parenting Sound Like? Examples of What to Say in Common Situations
What Makes a Great Home Daycare? 10 Things Parents Notice First
08/17/2026Parents often decide how they feel about a home daycare within minutes of walking through the door—but the strongest programs make those first impressions match dependable daily practice. Strengthen your program with CDA Family Child Care Credential with Portfolio Review, a self-paced training... What Makes a Great Home Daycare? 10 Things Parents Notice First
How Can Montessori Educators Balance Outdoor Independence with Active Supervision?
09/28/2026Children thrive outdoors when they can explore, make choices, and test emerging abilities—but freedom works best within a thoughtful safety plan. The Mindful Supervision: Balancing Safety & Independence in Montessori course offers practical guidance for supervising classroom and outdoor ex... How Can Montessori Educators Balance Outdoor Independence with Active Supervision?
How Can You Use a Hundreds Chart Beyond Rote Counting?
09/23/2026A hundreds chart can be much more than a place to practice saying numbers in order—it can help children notice patterns, compare quantities, and explain how numbers work. Explore playful ways to make the chart a tool for investigation, and consider No Such Thing as Boring Math to deepen your a... How Can You Use a Hundreds Chart Beyond Rote Counting?
How can I introduce the Festival of Lights to young children in respectful, developmentally appropriate ways?
07/21/2026Introduction Want to bring the joy of the Festival of Lights into your classroom without overloading children or families? Thoughtful, brief activities rooted in culture, language, and safety help children learn about #lights, community, and respect while you meet learning goals. For a practical ne... How can I introduce the Festival of Lights to young children in respectful, developmentally appropriate ways?
