We will be celebrating the end of our preschool year in a few weeks. We have a whole-school celebration in our town’s high school auditorium for all the family, friends and teaching staff who attend. Last year, instead of purchasing store-bought graduation hats (which were getting kind of expensive to keep purchasing), we made our own. Here is how we made ours to celebrate
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In our post about Father’s Day gifts preschoolers can make, I really liked the idea of having kids put together a Wordle as a Father’s Day gift (as was featured at Pre-K pages). But as my daughter and I were putting together her teachers gifts for the end of the school year, I was thinking how a Wordle would make a lovely teacher gift as well! So I
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As a Director of a child care program, it is bittersweet when the end of the school year rolls around. My heart is always happy for our students who have completed a year of school and I am proud of those students who are ready to move on to the next step in their educational careers… but at the same time I am
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Last week I put together a post about favorite preschool teacher gifts and mentioned having the children putting together a scrapbook. I really liked the idea of each child making a page to put into a class album for the teacher. Turns out, my niece’s 1st grade class was doing exactly that – and I had to share the adorable pages! Their teacher is going to
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As the weather improves and our minds begin to wonder to the beach it is important to try and stay motivated in your classroom. Sometimes it is hard to stay motivated after working a long and hard 9-10 months…especially when it’s hot and humid. When the end is in sight, you may begin to putter out quickly. There is no doubt that you have
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