Teaching students to value service and community from a young age is an important part of early education; however, it can sometimes be hard to find opportunities for little hands to get involved.
Young children cannot be taught STEM skills. For a five-year-old, the practical application of science, technology, engineering, and math is something they can only absorb through experience.
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As preschools grow and become comfortable with the world around them, you'll notice they'll want to take on more activities on their own.
According to Piaget, children engage in types of play that reflect their level of cognitive development: functional play, constructive play, symbolic/fantasy play, and games with rules.
According to a recent study, two-year-olds with a larger oral vocabulary enter kindergarten with greater academic and behavioral functioning than their peers.
Very young children can grasp the idea of honoring people whose work makes life better for others, even though children's understanding reflects their developmental stage.
Early childhood programs and schools are part of a community. They reflect that community - its people, values, businesses, and resources.
A school-based intervention that promotes warm and caring interactions between a teacher and child can reduce the child's stress in the classroom, a new study has found.
Help instill healthy eating habits in your preschooler students! Whether it's through reading about nutrition or offering them healthy food options during snack time, helping your students learn how to make healthy nutrition choices is a great way to prevent childhood obesity.
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