Exploring the Little Things This Winter by Pamela Evans
Get outside with your child and a pocket microscope this winter and see new worlds!
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Too Much Stuff - A Holiday Reminder by Pamela Evans
Perhaps this year more than most, as many of us are spending so much time at home...it's important to remember that too much stuff gets in the way of enjoying life.
Puppies, Dogs, and Preschoolers by Pamela Evans
Children and pets are a wonderful mix as long as your child is taught to respect animals. Many families are getting new pets, but if you are new to owning a dog, here are a few things to keep in mind.
Reggio Emilia Preschool Philosophy by Pamela Evans
Today we continue to explore various preschool philosophies to help you guide your child at home!
Play-Based Learning by Pamela Evans
As we continue to look at tools and methods use by preschool teachers, today we discuss a fundamental, Play-Based Learning.
Inquiry Based Learning by Pamela Evans
This is the first in a series of blog posts with brief descriptions and suggestions for bringing the preschool experience into your home. The series will cover some various teaching styles that help preschoolers blossom. Hopefully a little something for everyone. Today, Inquiry Based Learning.
Wildrock - Get Outside! by Pamela Evans
Hi Friends, This is not my usual type of post as it is location specific. But if you do not live in the Central Virginia - Shenandoah Valley area, perhaps you are lucky enough to have a nature playscape near you!
Shout out to Parents of Preschoolers by Pamela Evans
As we move through these unprecedented times, I am so impressed with the resilience and creativity of the preschool parents in my community. It’s easy to become so stressed and worried that you shut down - but if you have a preschooler in the house – you don’t have that luxury. Thanks goodness!
I'm Bored - Great, You're Half Way to Being Creative! by Pamela Evans
We live in interesting times. Children are often over-scheduled in the best of times and now with schools closed, children of all ages have had dramatic changes to their schedules. This may be a time for your family to make some changes. It is definitely a time for creativity to thrive!
Playing Safely Outside by Pamela Evans
Time outside is wonderful, but there are things you and your child need to avoid. This post is my yearly outdoor hazard update because it's important to know what to look out for, especially if you are not used to spending a lot of time outdoors. If you and your child are already used to spending a lot of time in nature you may want to skip to the bottom of the post for some good links:)
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