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¿Todos los niños deben participar en el tiempo de círculo?
09/24/2026Cuando algunos niños se alejan, se mueven inquietos u observan desde un costado, el tiempo de círculo puede parecer una lucha diaria, pero la participación no tiene que verse igual para todos. Descubra maneras prácticas de hacer que las reuniones grupales sean significati... ¿Todos los niños deben participar en el tiempo de círculo?
How Can Valentine’s Day Problem-Solving Activities Help Preschoolers Learn?
09/24/2026A heart-shaped maze can be more than a festive page: it can invite preschoolers to plan, notice, adjust, and try again. Explore practical ways to turn Valentine’s Day play into meaningful learning, and consider Facilitating Learning in the Preschool Classroom for strategies in intentional plan... How Can Valentine’s Day Problem-Solving Activities Help Preschoolers Learn?
¿Cómo puede la retroalimentación visual apoyar la fluidez en la multiplicación?
09/23/2026Cuando la práctica de la multiplicación parece una cadena de operaciones sin conexión, los niños pueden perder confianza antes de desarrollar fluidez. La retroalimentación visual —por ejemplo, colorear una imagen según cada producto— hace visible... ¿Cómo puede la retroalimentación visual apoyar la fluidez en la multiplicación?
How Can Sorting Help Kindergarteners Understand Odd and Even Numbers?
09/24/2026When children can touch, pair, and sort objects, odd and even numbers become more than labels on a worksheet—they become ideas they can test. Use the No Such Thing as Boring Math course to build practical strategies for play-based math, exploration, and developmentally informed teaching; its b... How Can Sorting Help Kindergarteners Understand Odd and Even Numbers?
How Can a Jungle Maze Turn Play into Problem-Solving for Young Learners?
09/24/2026A jungle maze can be more than a quiet-time worksheet: it can invite children to plan, persist, talk through choices, and celebrate discovery. Pair the Curriculum Planning course with the The Best Promotion is Play course to strengthen your ability to turn children’s interests into purposeful,... How Can a Jungle Maze Turn Play into Problem-Solving for Young Learners?
How Can Transportation Word Searches Build Vocabulary and Spelling Skills?
09/24/2026Transportation words invite children to connect print with the vehicles they see, hear, and play with every day. Use a vehicle word search as a playful starting point, then extend the learning with Assessment of Language and Literacy Skills to strengthen your observation and planning around children... How Can Transportation Word Searches Build Vocabulary and Spelling Skills?
How Can You Teach Young Children the Difference Between Living and Nonliving Things?
09/24/2026When a child insists that a toy car is alive because it moves, you have the start of a meaningful science conversation. The Creating the Natural Outdoor Classroom course can help you turn outdoor spaces into rich places for noticing, questioning, and exploring—while strengthening your practice... How Can You Teach Young Children the Difference Between Living and Nonliving Things?
Why Do Task Cards Work Well for Active Addition Practice?
09/24/2026Addition practice is more engaging when children can move, explore, and make choices instead of sitting through a long sequence of problems. Early Mathematics Through Play helps child care providers connect number concepts with hands-on experiences, routines, and play, strengthening practical classr... Why Do Task Cards Work Well for Active Addition Practice?
How Can You Differentiate Sight-Word Bingo for Mixed-Ability Groups?
09/24/2026A well-planned round of sight-word bingo can give every child a meaningful way to practice—without making confident readers wait or beginning learners feel exposed. Use the strategies below to adjust the cards, clues, and supports to children’s current skills, and explore Classroom Tools... How Can You Differentiate Sight-Word Bingo for Mixed-Ability Groups?
How Can Picture Task Cards Help You Assess Beginning Sounds?
09/24/2026Beginning-sound assessment can feel like a quiz when children are asked to respond without context—but pictures turn listening into an observable, playful interaction. Use task cards to notice how children name images, attend to the first sound, and explain or show their thinking; for a wider ... How Can Picture Task Cards Help You Assess Beginning Sounds?
