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How can seasonal activities (spring, summer, fall, winter) combine fun with clear educational goals?
07/16/2026As a director or provider, you know the year brings natural learning hooks: buds in spring, long days in summer, crunchy leaves in fall, and icy curiosities in winter. This article offers concrete, classroom-tested ideas that pair joyful play with measurable learning targets for #preschoolers. Each ... How can seasonal activities (spring, summer, fall, winter) combine fun with clear educational goals?
Do Toys Come Alive: How Can Pretend Play Spark Creativity in Your Daycare?
07/15/2026Toys do not need batteries or special effects to “come alive.” When educators arrange inviting spaces, provide open-ended materials, and encourage imagination, toddlers and preschoolers naturally give objects personalities, create stories, assign roles, and transform ordinary items into ... Do Toys Come Alive: How Can Pretend Play Spark Creativity in Your Daycare?
Teacher Grants for Classroom Supplies: What Educators Should Know
06/25/2026Many of us in early education pay for things out of pocket. This article helps directors and child care providers find money for supplies, write stronger applications, and manage funds well. You will read simple steps, places to look, and ideas to avoid mistakes. What types of grants pay fo... Teacher Grants for Classroom Supplies: What Educators Should Know
How can New York child care providers use art and creativity to help young children learn?
06/08/2026Art and creativity help children learn language, muscles, feelings, and thinking. This guide is for New York child care providers and directors. You will find clear steps for hands-on art, safe setups, ways to show learning, and ideas to include families and staff. The five most important words in... How can New York child care providers use art and creativity to help young children learn?
How can small changes make trauma-informed child care work in Florida?
05/05/2026Working with children who feel big emotions can be hard and rewarding. In Florida child care, small changes in routines, rooms, and how adults talk can help children feel safe and learn to calm down. This article shares easy steps you can try today. These ideas come from ChildCareEd resources like... How can small changes make trauma-informed child care work in Florida?
What Should You Do When a Child Refuses to Participate in North Dakota Childcare?
05/19/2026Children sometimes refuse to join an activity. It can feel hard and upsetting for staff and other children. This article helps childcare directors and providers in North Dakota know what to do right away and how to fix the problem for good. You'll get simple, repeatable steps, short scripts you ca... What Should You Do When a Child Refuses to Participate in North Dakota Childcare?
What Does Michigan's Overdose Decline Mean for Trauma-Informed Child Care?
06/11/2026Michigan has seen big drops in overdose deaths in recent years. That is good news for families and communities. For child care leaders, it also changes the kinds of support children need. This article helps directors and providers understand what the decline means for day-to-day trauma-informed care... What Does Michigan's Overdose Decline Mean for Trauma-Informed Child Care?
Which activities and routines best help children develop empathy, self-regulation, and resilience?
07/16/2026Young children learn most social and emotional skills through short, repeated experiences that are predictable, concrete, and supported by adults. This article gives child care providers and directors a practical playbook: daily routines, micro-activities, and team practices you can introduce this w... Which activities and routines best help children develop empathy, self-regulation, and resilience?
Building Childhood Resilience
12/23/2021Researchers at Psychology Today have found that “resilient people don't walk between the raindrops; they have scars to show for their experience. They struggle—but keep functioning anyway. Resilience is not the ability to escape unharmed.” Trauma can undermin... Building Childhood Resilience
Annual Training
12/21/2021It is finally your day off! You sit on your couch and turn on the TV to start your favorite show with a nice big bowl of popcorn beside you. You grab a handful of warm buttery popcorn and start to take in the deliciousness when suddenly, you feel a hard kernel mixed in. N... Annual Training
