Category Archives: Early Childhood Education

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I think it’s funny that I can’t find the words to describe how much I love words. I like to read. I like to write Continue reading

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Madison’s 6th Birthday Party

We were feeling brave and had a friends’ birthday party for Madison…15 Kindergarten girls were here for 3 hours, and all went well! Hannah Montana made an appearance even :) We played games like pin the microphone on Hannah Montana, music circle game, decorated their own Hollywood stars, and enjoy … Continue reading

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Grease, guts and all that–you are my tiny flower field happiness

Songs included in this post: If you don’t know me by now (Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes) Beauty School Dropout (Grease) MJB da MVP (Mary J Blige) If you ever feel discouraged or confused in China, just head into a stationary store You will instantly be buoyed (or possibly further annoyed, dependi … Continue reading

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New steps put teeth into early dental care – Worcester Telegram

New steps put teeth into early dental care Worcester Telegram Jennifer F. Kelly, associate vice president in the Office of Advancement and External Affairs at The Forsyth Institute, said the tooth charts and early childhood initiative are part of the institute's 100th-year anniversary celebration. Continue reading

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Why Not Public School?

I was filling out adoption paperwork yesterday, and one of the questions I had to answer is “What is your preference in school? Public, Private, or Homeschool? If not public, why?” Why? Continue reading

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p is for preK

My current preschool families have received this information about our PreK class for next year. Continue reading

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Elementary lower grades celebrate 100th day of school

Wessington Springs elementary lower grades students celebrated the 100th day of school on Wednesday, February 1. As part of that celebration, the kids in kindergarten through third grade tried to collect 100 items for the local food pantry. Continue reading

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Nurturing Young Artists & The Winners

When Ethan was in Kindergarten, I wanted to volunteer to help teach art. I showed up for my first experience so excited and ready to inspire these young Picasso’s. The teacher gave me a photocopied coloring book page of a bear. Continue reading

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Challenges-mainly BIG ones

It’s Monday, again. I think we are the only school in America that is actually present at school today. Kinda sucks Continue reading

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Prioritizing Early Childhood Education: We Can’t Afford to Wait – Huffington Post (blog)

New York Times (blog) Prioritizing Early Childhood Education : We Can't Afford to Wait Huffington Post (blog) This welcome piece, of course, follows a virtual tsunami of editorials and blogs — including right here on this page, this week, championing the benefits of early childhood education and the dangers of putting it on the chopping block. … Will Business Buy In to Early – Childhood Education Continue reading

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