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How Can You End a Difficult Parent Meeting with a Clear Next Step?
10/16/2026A tense meeting does not have to end with everyone feeling stuck. A clear, shared next step can help families feel heard and keep attention on the child; Family (or Parent) Conferencing: Developing Trust ONLINE offers focused practice in planning conferences, listening, and strengthening partnership... How Can You End a Difficult Parent Meeting with a Clear Next Step?
How Can We Teach Toddlers What to Do Instead of Hitting?
10/16/2026When a toddler hits, a calm response can protect children and turn a difficult moment into a chance to practice safer communication. The focused Ouch! Biting & Hitting Hurts course can help you strengthen your understanding of why hitting happens and how to guide children toward positive behavio... How Can We Teach Toddlers What to Do Instead of Hitting?
How Can Child Care Providers Check Children’s Understanding of Bus Safety Rules?
10/16/2026A child may repeat “stay seated” yet still need support applying that rule when a friend stands up or a toy falls. Use the School Bus Safety: Safe or Unsafe Choices Sort to invite children to explain their choices, then practice familiar situations through classroom role-play. Notice wha... How Can Child Care Providers Check Children’s Understanding of Bus Safety Rules?
What Should You Ask Families When Screening Bilingual Toddlers?
10/16/2026When a bilingual toddler uses few English words, it can be hard to tell whether you are seeing a language-learning pattern, a developmental concern, or both. A thoughtful family conversation helps you understand the child’s full communication experience; Developmental Screening in Early Childh... What Should You Ask Families When Screening Bilingual Toddlers?
How Can You Adapt Greater-Than and Less-Than Activities Without Giving Children the Answer?
10/16/2026When a child hesitates over a comparison, the quickest fix—telling them which symbol to use—can also hide what they understand. With thoughtful scaffolding, you can adjust the challenge while keeping the reasoning in the child’s hands; Tailoring Instruction to Children’s Need... How Can You Adapt Greater-Than and Less-Than Activities Without Giving Children the Answer?
What Do Children Enjoy About Screens—and How Can Their Answers Inspire Better Alternatives?
10/16/2026When a child asks for a screen, the request can reveal more than a preference for a device: it may point to a love of stories, movement, making, challenge, or connection. Child care providers can use those clues to plan screen-free experiences children are genuinely excited to try; Open Ears: Listen... What Do Children Enjoy About Screens—and How Can Their Answers Inspire Better Alternatives?
How Much Correction Is Too Much During a Preschool Literacy Game?
10/16/2026A missed match in a preschool literacy game offers a chance to help, but repeated corrections can interrupt play and discourage participation. Try Bingo Cards – Farm Animals Edition as a relaxed opportunity to name animals, listen, and match pictures, offering a brief model or gentle prompt wh... How Much Correction Is Too Much During a Preschool Literacy Game?
How Can Preschool Thanksgiving Activities Avoid Stereotypes?
10/16/2026Thanksgiving activities can build curiosity and connection without repeating simplified or harmful stories about Indigenous peoples. Explore the ideas below to plan developmentally appropriate experiences, and consider From Play to Planning: Building Culturally Competent, Child-Centered Curriculum f... How Can Preschool Thanksgiving Activities Avoid Stereotypes?
How Can You Adapt Toddler Classroom Jobs for Different Abilities?
10/16/2026Classroom jobs can help toddlers feel capable and connected when each child has a meaningful way to participate. Use the Toddler Classroom Helper Chart to introduce familiar roles, then adapt the task, materials, or support to each child’s strengths. A book helper might carry a book, choose on... How Can You Adapt Toddler Classroom Jobs for Different Abilities?
What Should You Record When a Beginning Reader Self-Corrects?
10/16/2026A beginning reader who notices an error and fixes it is showing more than word knowledge: they are monitoring their own reading. Learn what to record so those moments can guide your next teaching step, and explore Tracking Progress, Shaping Futures: Observation & Assessment Skills for deeper pra... What Should You Record When a Beginning Reader Self-Corrects?
