This is a topic that’s been weighing on my mind for quite some time — the lack of respect when parents are debating homeschool vs. public school vs. private school. Let me begin by saying I am all about parents making the best decisions for their families. Be it homeschool, public school, private school, religious school, educationalKeep Reading
How to Stop Whining in Preschool
Welcome to my last “official” post for the summer’s Challenging Behaviors Book Study. For this series, I decided to focus on the top 3 problematic behaviors I’d heard about from Fun-A-Day readers and teaching colleagues. I’ve already touched on tattling and exclusion in the classroom, and today I’d like to share some tips about howKeep Reading
Exclusion & Cliques in Preschool – Help Kids Make New Friends
Welcome back to the Challenging Behaviors in Preschool series. My previous post focused on how to handle tattling in the classroom. Today, I’d like to discuss how to encourage preschool children to make new friends. Affiliate links included in this post. The book I’ll be referencing this go-around is Challenging Behavior in Young Children: Understanding, Preventing,Keep Reading
How to Deal with Tattling in Preschool
I’m very excited to take part in the Summer Book Study alongside Pre-K Pages, PreKinders, Teach Preschool, and Kathy Griffin’s Teaching Strategies. Rather than just one book, we’ll be focusing on one topic — challenging behaviors in the classroom. I’ll be focusing on tattling in preschool today. It seems to pop up in almost everyKeep Reading
15+ Name Activities for Preschoolers
Name activities for preschoolers are a great introduction to early literacy activities and skills. Below, you’ll find a whole list of name activities – each using its own methods to teach students to identify, spell, and write their names. Let’s dive in! Previously, I detailed the name kits I usually make at the beginning ofKeep Reading