I saw you today.

Yes. You!

Did you really think that you could slip in unnoticed after class already started? We had finished all

When a researcher sets out to understand how children learn, or better yet, don’t learn

Happy Friendship Day today!!  Just wishing you “Happy Friendship Day” probably made you think of certain people you’ve been blessed

I must confess. Back in the days of CDs, I would always ask to browse the collections of new friends. Okay…I wouldn’t a

Swish. Twist. Float. Twirl. Bounce. Wave. Scrunch. Toss. Peekaboo…there are a thousand and one ways to promote early childhood developme

My nine-year-old daughter CAN NOT put down Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Her eyes gulp down the words while her imagination di

Routine.  Ritual.  Often the words are used interchangeably, but they have slightly different nuances.  Routines are every day.  More c

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It took me a while to write this post — partly because June was quite the bu

Matching sounds to a visual image is an extremely important early literacy skill. It is, in fact, the precursor skill to the alphabetic princip

Young children love to listen to and imitate sounds! Parents should encourage this natural inclination as often as possible beca

It seems as if we all march to the same beat even if we play different drums. According to new research, music from aro

Getting your baby ready for school???  Sounds like that’s rushing things.  And that’s the last thing any of us want… to rush those precious earl