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How Can You Teach New Infant Staff a Baby’s Familiar Soothing Routines?
10/16/2026A new infant caregiver can offer warmth and skill, yet a baby may still need time to feel safe with unfamiliar hands, voices, and rhythms. Use the All About My Baby: Family Information Form to gather families’ insights about familiar comfort cues and soothing routines, then review those detail... How Can You Teach New Infant Staff a Baby’s Familiar Soothing Routines?
How Can You Plan Inclusion Around a Child’s Interests?
10/16/2026A child’s favorite dinosaurs, songs, or water-table play can become a meaningful path into communication, learning, and connection with peers. During summer planning, offer My Summer Bucket List as a starting point for children to share their interests through drawing, pointing, or dictating i... How Can You Plan Inclusion Around a Child’s Interests?
What Should You Do After a Child Puts a Shared Toy in Their Mouth?
10/16/2026A mouthed toy can move from one child to another in seconds, but a calm, consistent response helps reduce germ spread without disrupting play. Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases can strengthen your understanding of everyday infection-prevention practices, while How To Keep A Healthy Class... What Should You Do After a Child Puts a Shared Toy in Their Mouth?
When Does a Calm-Down Corner Become a Punishment—and How Can Educators Keep It Supportive?
10/16/2026A calm-down corner should help a child feel safe enough to recover, with choices and caring support during a difficult moment. Introduce the Calm-Down Choice Board when children are calm, then offer it as an optional way to communicate what might help. If your classroom space is starting to feel lik... When Does a Calm-Down Corner Become a Punishment—and How Can Educators Keep It Supportive?
How Can Real After-School Plans Help Children Learn to Tell Time?
10/16/2026“How long until pickup?” and “Do we have time to play before snack?” are invitations to make clock time meaningful. Connect familiar after-school plans with clock-reading practice using Task Cards – Telling Time, which features analog clocks showing hours and half-hours... How Can Real After-School Plans Help Children Learn to Tell Time?
How Can Screen-Free After-School Choices Engage Children Who Prefer Devices?
10/16/2026When children reach for a device after school, they may be seeking comfort, choice, connection, or a satisfying challenge. Build screen-free options around those same needs, offering choices such as the Car Maze Printable Activity for Kids alongside movement, creative projects, and social play. Expl... How Can Screen-Free After-School Choices Engage Children Who Prefer Devices?
How Can Low-Cost Preschool Materials Still Meet Your Learning Goals?
10/16/2026Meaningful preschool learning does not require expensive kits; it requires materials chosen with purpose and used responsively. Use the Indoor Rainy Day Activity Pack: 50+ Ideas for Preschool & Child Care as inspiration to choose an activity that fits your learnin... How Can Low-Cost Preschool Materials Still Meet Your Learning Goals?
Why Can a Child Skip Count by Twos but Not by Sixes?
10/16/2026A child who confidently counts by twos but struggles with sixes may need more experience connecting number sequences to equal groups. Use Task Cards – Skip Counting as a starting point for discussing familiar patterns, then explore groups of six with objects when the child is ready. Ask how th... Why Can a Child Skip Count by Twos but Not by Sixes?
How Can You Match a New Preschool Teacher With the Right Mentor?
10/16/2026A thoughtful mentor match starts with understanding a new preschool teacher’s strengths, goals, and support needs. Use the Teacher Self-Evaluation Checklist to guide an initial conversation about classroom practice, then discuss communication preferences and the experience they would value in ... How Can You Match a New Preschool Teacher With the Right Mentor?
How Can You Set Up a Reading Corner Preschoolers Can Use Independently?
10/16/2026A reading corner can help preschoolers choose books, revisit familiar stories, and care for materials with growing confidence. Include accessible choices such as Emergent Readers – Shapes, introduce them through shared reading, and show children where to find and return them. For practical gui... How Can You Set Up a Reading Corner Preschoolers Can Use Independently?
