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STEM Sparks: Supercharge Your Curriculum
By introducing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) concepts early, children can develop a strong foundation for academic success and a lifelong love of learning.
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Let’s Get Familiar with Everyday Science
Children are fascinated by the world around them! Their endless “why” and “how” questions help us see their natural curiosity in action. Teaching science can
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Curriculum, You and the New Normal
Are you feeling anxious about how to support children’s learning under the current early childhood guidelines? You are not alone, don’t despair! Join us to
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What’s Cooking? Explorations with Food
Kids love to cook! Kitchens are not just for preparing and eating food. They are labs for learning and playgrounds full of endless fun.
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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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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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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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Fun-Filled, Educational Activities for Children at Home
Looking for ways to support children’s learning at home? This workshop will focus on trying out fun, free play activities to share with families. The
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Project-Based Learning
A project approach is an in-depth study of a real-life topic by either an individual child, a group of children, or an entire class. Children
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Crazy but True: MA Guidelines can be Easy and Fun to Use
Having some trouble with the MA guidelines? You can use any household item, recyclable material, object from nature, or book to spark a child’s natural