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Regulations, Conversations, and Webinars, Oh My!
Wow, what a world! Since the beginning of June I’ve been researching, watching webinars, emailing/talking with other directors as well as our state inspector (and Parent Board) almost daily about how to reopen our school as safely as possible in September. One of the big differences of our parent co-op is that we are NOT running…
Read MoreKeeping Connections
“Zooming” has taken on a new meaning in preschool. Once upon a time it meant a child was pretending to be an airplane in class, and a teacher would remind them to use “walking feet.” Now it means teachers have to say, “Please don’t unmute yourself, I can’t hear who’s talking.” Other times the teacher says, “Whoever is drawing…
Read MoreWhat is Play-Based Learning?
Play. Once upon a time, it was almost universally accepted that children play. In kindergarten, children played. In first grade, I remember the teacher playing a ball bouncing song, and we learned to bounce a playground ball and catch it with two hands. In the classroom. Now, even in preschool, play can be seen as…
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