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How Can You Explain Your Child Care Program’s AI Policy to Parents?

How Can You Explain Your Child Care Program’s AI Policy to Parents?

10/16/2026

Families deserve clear answers about whether your child care program uses artificial intelligence (AI), what it is used for, and how children’s information is handled. Share a plain-language policy explanation alongside the Meet the Teacher Template: Welcome Families in... How Can You Explain Your Child Care Program’s AI Policy to Parents?

How Can Daily Weather Observations Become a Preschool Investigation?

How Can Daily Weather Observations Become a Preschool Investigation?

10/16/2026

Each morning, the sky offers a fresh question: What has changed, and what might happen next? Adapt selected prompts from the Think Like a Scientist: Observation & Experiment Recording Sheet for a shared preschool investigation, recording children’s observations and predictions through draw... How Can Daily Weather Observations Become a Preschool Investigation?

How Can Educators Teach Children to Comfort a Friend Without Requiring Hugs?

How Can Educators Teach Children to Comfort a Friend Without Requiring Hugs?

10/16/2026

A crying friend may welcome company, practical help, or a quiet moment, and children can learn to ask before offering comfort. Adapt the My Toolbox of Love craft into a conversation about caring actions, inviting children to draw or dictate ideas such as offering a tissue, getting a teacher, or aski... How Can Educators Teach Children to Comfort a Friend Without Requiring Hugs?

How Can Fall Food Activities Support Children Who Aren’t Ready to Taste?

How Can Fall Food Activities Support Children Who Aren’t Ready to Taste?

10/16/2026

When a child says “no thanks” to a new food, fall’s apples, pumpkins, and squash can still offer opportunities for exploration without pressure to taste. Start with the Picnic Food Categories: Cut-and-Paste Sorting Activity for a picture-based food conversation, then extend it with... How Can Fall Food Activities Support Children Who Aren’t Ready to Taste?

Why Does Kindergarten Get Harder After the First Few Weeks?

Why Does Kindergarten Get Harder After the First Few Weeks?

10/16/2026

The first days of kindergarten may be full of excitement, with tears, irritability, or resistance appearing weeks later as unfamiliar routines and daily demands begin to feel tiring. Revisit the First Day Feelings Check-In Worksheet for Kindergarten as an optional conversation starter, inviting chil... Why Does Kindergarten Get Harder After the First Few Weeks?

How Can You Help Children Recognize and Find Classroom Supplies?

How Can You Help Children Recognize and Find Classroom Supplies?

10/16/2026

When children can identify, locate, and return classroom supplies, everyday routines become opportunities to build confidence and independence. Use pictures from Back-to-School Sorting: Belongs at School or Not? to start conversations about familiar materials, then help children find the real items ... How Can You Help Children Recognize and Find Classroom Supplies?

How Can Child Care Programs Charge Devices Safely During Fire Prevention Week 2026?

How Can Child Care Programs Charge Devices Safely During Fire Prevention Week 2026?

10/16/2026

A tablet charging beside a stack of art paper is a reminder that device storage and charging deserve attention in classroom safety planning. As your program reviews practices for Fire Prevention Week, use the Classroom Supply Inventory Resource Guide to organize a review of devices and charging supp... How Can Child Care Programs Charge Devices Safely During Fire Prevention Week 2026?

How Can Kindergarten Rules Support Children Who Need Different Levels of Help?

How Can Kindergarten Rules Support Children Who Need Different Levels of Help?

10/16/2026

When one kindergarten rule fits some children but frustrates others, the answer is not to lower expectations—it is to make expectations understandable and achievable. Explore practical ways to teach shared classroom norms while adapting the supports each child needs; for a deeper foundation in... How Can Kindergarten Rules Support Children Who Need Different Levels of Help?

How Can Pretend Store Play Teach School-Age Children Money Skills?

How Can Pretend Store Play Teach School-Age Children Money Skills?

10/16/2026

When children run a pretend store, they practice far more than counting coins: they make choices, compare prices, communicate, and solve everyday problems. For providers ready to plan engaging, age-appropriate experiences, ChildCareEd’s 45-Hour School Age Curriculum offers broader training in ... How Can Pretend Store Play Teach School-Age Children Money Skills?

How Can Child Care Providers Make Christmas Classroom Activities Optional and Inclusive?

How Can Child Care Providers Make Christmas Classroom Activities Optional and Inclusive?

10/16/2026

Christmas activities can create enjoyable learning moments, but families differ in whether and how they celebrate. If you offer the Word Search – Christmas, make it one optional choice for children whose literacy skills fit the activity, alongside equally engaging alternatives with other theme... How Can Child Care Providers Make Christmas Classroom Activities Optional and Inclusive?

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