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Talk, Trace, and Learn: Building Summer Vocabulary Through Pictures
09/22/2026Seasonal themes give children a natural reason to learn and use new words. In this article, we’ll explore how tracing, picture talk, and simple conversations can strengthen vocabulary and early literacy skills, with support from Science of Reading Foundations in the Pre-K Classroom and the Sum... Talk, Trace, and Learn: Building Summer Vocabulary Through Pictures
More Than a Daily Update: What Families Need to Know About Their Infant’s Day
09/22/2026For families, the little details of an infant’s day matter—when they ate, slept, had a diaper change, and how their day went overall. In this article, we’ll explore what information helps families feel informed, reassured, and connected, with support from Family Voices Matter: Tool... More Than a Daily Update: What Families Need to Know About Their Infant’s Day
First Impressions Matter: How Teacher Introductions Build Family Trust
09/22/2026A warm teacher introduction can help families feel more comfortable, connected, and confident from the very beginning. In this article, we’ll explore how sharing a little about yourself can open the door to stronger family partnerships, with support from Bridging Cultures: Family Communication... First Impressions Matter: How Teacher Introductions Build Family Trust
Getting to Know Toddlers: The Questions That Help Teachers Support Their Needs
09/22/2026Every toddler arrives with their own routines, preferences, comfort strategies, and ways of communicating. In this article, we’ll explore the questions teachers can ask families to better understand each child’s needs and create smoother, more responsive care, with support from Bridging ... Getting to Know Toddlers: The Questions That Help Teachers Support Their Needs
See It, Count It, Add It: Making Early Addition Click
09/22/2026Addition makes more sense when children can see and count what they are combining. In this article, we’ll explore how visual and hands-on strategies can make early addition easier to understand, more engaging, and less abstract, with support from Early Mathematics Through Play and the Count th... See It, Count It, Add It: Making Early Addition Click
Rules That Build Independence: Helping First Graders Take Responsibility
09/22/2026First graders are learning more than academics—they’re also learning how to manage materials, follow routines, and make responsible choices on their own. In this article, we’ll explore how clear classroom expectations can build independence while supporting emotional wellness and s... Rules That Build Independence: Helping First Graders Take Responsibility
One Math Lesson, Different Needs: Differentiating Across Operations
09/22/2026Not every child needs the same kind of math practice at the same time. Some may be ready for multiplication, while others still need support with subtraction or division concepts. In this article, we’ll explore how educators can adjust math practice to meet different skill levels with support ... One Math Lesson, Different Needs: Differentiating Across Operations
Beyond 100: Helping Children Discover Bigger Number Patterns
09/22/2026What changes when children keep counting past 100? Extending number charts to 120 helps them see that familiar patterns continue, strengthening counting, number order, and place-value understanding. In this article, we’ll explore how number charts can help children recognize those patterns wit... Beyond 100: Helping Children Discover Bigger Number Patterns
Count by Twos: Turning Skip Counting into a Visual Pattern
09/22/2026What do children notice when they color 2, 4, 6, 8, 10... on a hundreds chart? Visual patterns can make skip counting easier to see, understand, and remember. In this article, we’ll explore how educators can use patterns to teach counting by twos with support from No Such Thing as Boring Math ... Count by Twos: Turning Skip Counting into a Visual Pattern
Rainy Day? Keep the Learning Moving Indoors
09/22/2026Rainy weather doesn’t have to mean restless children or lost learning time. With the right activities, indoor play can keep children moving, creating, exploring, and thinking throughout the day. In this article, we’ll share practical ways to make rainy days meaningful with ideas from Rol... Rainy Day? Keep the Learning Moving Indoors
