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How Can Child Care Providers Make Transitions Easier for Children With Different Needs?
09/26/2026A child who cries, freezes, runs, or refuses when an activity changes may be telling you the shift feels too sudden or difficult—not that they are choosing to be difficult. Build practical skills for supporting change with Self-Regulation & Change: Helping Children Cope, a focused course o... How Can Child Care Providers Make Transitions Easier for Children With Different Needs?
Why Are Consistent Routines Important in Early Childhood Education?
09/26/2026When children know what comes next, they can spend less energy managing uncertainty and more time connecting, playing, and learning. Explore practical ways to build predictable, flexible classroom rhythms—and consider Every Moment Matters: Schedules and Transitions for focused training in plan... Why Are Consistent Routines Important in Early Childhood Education?
How Can Preschool Providers Handle Unexpected Routine Changes with Confidence?
09/26/2026A sudden staff absence, a rainy-day schedule, or a delayed meal can unsettle even a well-prepared preschool group—but a change does not have to become a crisis. [Explore ChildCareEd’s Self-Regulation & Change: Helping Children Cope] to deepen your understanding of how routines and re... How Can Preschool Providers Handle Unexpected Routine Changes with Confidence?
How Can You Create a Daily Routine That Helps Preschoolers Feel Secure?
09/26/2026A predictable day can turn separation, transitions, and long stretches of uncertainty into moments when preschoolers feel welcomed and capable. Explore Every Moment Matters: Schedules and Transitions for practical strategies to plan supportive schedules and smoother transitions, and consider Self-Re... How Can You Create a Daily Routine That Helps Preschoolers Feel Secure?
How Can Low-Prep Christmas Activities Build Preschoolers’ Visual Planning?
09/24/2026December can be full of joyful energy—and a little extra classroom busyness. A simple maze can turn a few quiet minutes into meaningful practice with visual planning, pencil control, and flexible thinking; for a deeper foundation in age-appropriate teaching, explore DAP for Preschool, which he... How Can Low-Prep Christmas Activities Build Preschoolers’ Visual Planning?
How Can Caregivers Respond Consistently to an Infant’s Distress?
09/24/2026A crying infant is communicating, and a calm, coordinated response starts with caregivers sharing what they know about the baby’s needs and cues. Use the Infant Daily Report: Feeding, Diaper & Nap Tracker to keep routine care information clear across staff, ... How Can Caregivers Respond Consistently to an Infant’s Distress?
How Can Child Care Providers and Families Agree on a Goodbye Routine for a Preschooler?
09/24/2026A tearful drop-off can leave families worried, and agreeing on a familiar goodbye routine gives everyone a shared way to support the child. Use the Morning Arrival Routine Cards to show a short sequence of arrival activities, helping the preschooler see what comes next as families and educators esta... How Can Child Care Providers and Families Agree on a Goodbye Routine for a Preschooler?
How Can You Link a Preschool Learning Center to a Clear Teaching Goal?
09/24/2026A learning center becomes more purposeful when you know which skills children can explore there and what progress might look like during play. Use the Simple Daily Lesson Plan Template for Early Childhood Educators to identify a teaching goal, choose materials that support it... How Can You Link a Preschool Learning Center to a Clear Teaching Goal?
How Can You Make a Design Activity Accessible to a Child with Cerebral Palsy?
09/24/2026A design activity gives children opportunities to imagine, choose, and create, and each child may need different tools or support to take part. Try the Design Your Own Beach Towel activity as a starting point, offering ways to select colors and patterns, use accessible art tools, or direct an adult&... How Can You Make a Design Activity Accessible to a Child with Cerebral Palsy?
Why Does a Toddler Need to Do It Again—and Again?
09/24/2026When a toddler asks for the same story, game, or block tower again, they may be practicing a skill, testing an idea, or finding comfort in something familiar. The All About My Toddler: Family Information Form can help you learn about favorite toys, routines, and comfort strategies at home, giving yo... Why Does a Toddler Need to Do It Again—and Again?
