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Look up! Is it a bird, is it a plane? No! It’s SUPER SCIENCE
Looking out your window, spending time in your backyard, or going for neighborhood walks provide many opportunities to observe and create in the natural world.
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Let’s Get Outside: The Outdoor Classroom
Discover the amazing learning experiences that can take place outside the walls of your classroom! Whether playing a new game or lying on the ground
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Storytelling in Nature
The natural world is a vibrant landscape full of stories! You can use your very own backyard or go on nature walks in your neighborhood
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Families, YOU, and the New Normal
Have you ever wondered how to get families and caregivers more involved? There has never been a more timely moment to strengthen our relationships with
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Winnie the Pooh and Friends
Inspirations for creating games from children’s book favorites. Parent-to-Parent Online Groups Parent-to-Parent groups focus on trying out fun, free play activities (without children!) which
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What’s in your Cupboards?
Everything can be an instrument! Music and sound making at home. Parent-to-Parent Online Groups Parent-to-Parent groups focus on trying out fun, free play activities
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From Trash to Treasure
Are your children tired of their toys? You might be surprised by what you can do with recyclables. Better yet, your child can play for
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Open-Ended Curriculum
What can recyclable materials, household items, and rocks have in common? They are tools for an open-ended approach to play and learning. Allowing children to
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Adventures of Two Koalas Bubbles and Shambles
Missing the library? Bedtime stories made easy. Parent-to-Parent Online Groups Parent-to-Parent groups focus on trying out fun, free play activities (without children!) which stimulate
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The Art of Seeing: Strategies for Effective Observations, Assessment, and Documentation
Explore who, what, when, where, how, and why we observe and record children’s behavior. Practice observing and recording and learn how to develop individual children’s