Kids Love Singing Songs
When parents walk into your childcare business, they are listening to what is going on. One of the most joy-able sounds to hear in a childcare program is the sound of children singing. In fact, I have not seen one child yet that does not like to sing. Singing songs seem to bring a spirit … Read more
Observation in Your Preschool Program
Observation is a vital part of assessing the preschoolers in your program. I first discovered the importance of observation when I was enrolled in the childcare field base program here in St.Louis through the local community college. Observation is simply writing down the behaviors that you see in your environment. If you happen to be … Read more
Do you Incorporate Woodworking Into your Preschool Lesson Plans?
According to Cathy Abraham, author of The Learning Foundations Curriculum, just the mere word ” Wood Working” strikes fear in the heart of many of the most competent of caregivers, and conjures up images of a child approaching us, crying, with a bleeding finger, or a child hitting another in the head with a hammer. … Read more



