Social-Emotional Skills for Toddlers: Beyond “Please” and “Thank You”

Social-Emotional Skills

When we think about teaching toddlers important life skills, we often focus on the basics things like learning to say please and thank you. While these polite words are undoubtedly valuable, social-emotional skills for toddlers go far beyond that. It’s not just about manners; it’s about helping children understand and manage their emotions, develop empathy, … Read more

The Solution Kit: Helping Preschoolers Resolve Peer Conflicts

The Solution Kit

Preschoolers often face their first real interactions with their peers, and with that comes the inevitable challenge of conflict. Whether it’s a disagreement over toys, space, or misunderstandings, learning how to resolve conflicts is a vital skill that preschoolers need to develop. The Solution Kit: Helping Preschoolers Resolve Peer Conflicts is a powerful tool designed … Read more

Navigating the Transition from Part C (Home) to Part B (Preschool)

Part C (Home) to Part B (Preschool)

The shift from early intervention services at home to a preschool setting is a meaningful milestone for both children and families. For many parents, the Part C to Part B transition brings excitement along with uncertainty. Children who once received support in familiar surroundings now begin learning in a structured environment with new routines, teachers, … Read more

Visual Schedules That Work: Templates for Pre-K Classrooms

Visual Schedules

Managing a Pre-K classroom can be challenging. With young children still learning how to navigate their emotions, communicate, and follow routines, teachers need effective tools to make the classroom run smoothly. One of the best tools to help with this is a visual schedule. Visual schedules are a fantastic way to keep kids on track … Read more

How to Use “Tucker the Turtle” for Anger Management

Tucker the Turtle

Anger is a natural emotion, but sometimes it can get the best of us. For children, learning to manage this powerful emotion is essential for their emotional development and social interactions. One of the most effective and fun tools for teaching kids how to handle anger is the Tucker the Turtle technique. This simple yet … Read more

Collecting STARE Data (Scale of Teachers’ Assessment of Routines Engagement)

Collecting STARE Data

When it comes to improving the quality of education, one of the most essential factors is evaluating teaching practices. Collecting STARE data (Scale of Teachers’ Assessment of Routines Engagement) is a powerful method for understanding how well teachers engage with their students through various teaching routines. The STARE framework helps educators assess not only how … Read more

Incidental Teaching: Embedding Learning Goals into Snack and Play

Incidental Teaching

Learning doesn’t always need to happen in a structured classroom. Sometimes, the best learning moments occur during the most casual activities, like snack time or playtime. This is where incidental teaching comes in. By embedding learning goals into these everyday moments, children can engage in meaningful learning while still having fun. Incidental teaching is an … Read more

Bad Bunny arrancó el primero de sus tres shows en River: “Estaba loco por volver aquí”

Bad Bunny arrancó el primero de sus tres shows en River: “Estaba loco por volver aquí”

Mentre le luci si spegnevano e migliaia di torce di cellulari lampeggiavano simultaneamente nell’iconico stadio di Buenos Aires, l’Estadio Monumental (River), è diventato chiaro che non si sarebbe trattato di un concerto qualunque. La superstar portoricana Bad Bunny ha inaugurato il primo dei suoi tre spettacoli in programma con una grandiosità che ha catturato il … Read more