A HUGE congratulations to the @mckinneyisd Elementary TOY @zlujanflores! She’s a fantastic member of the @Region10ESC Head Start family! We are so proud of the work you do each and every day for our little learners and their families! ❤️🙌🏻🍎
Good thing we are learning about tools this week! These students are hard at work “fixing water pipes and the roof”! @ShermanISD @ShermanISDSupt @swhorowitz@jeepers315 @Linnearw
Children are individuals with different rates and paths of development. Discover effective teaching practices to support children's development at all ages and stages: https://t.co/8YtFW8igq2 #HeadStartWorks
Check out another episode of Let’s Get Cooking where we feature fruit salad! https://t.co/j8uYvxZxXY Stay tuned for another new episode next week! @Region10ESC
Learning and exploring outside is crucial in child development. The skills learned through those experiences are invaluable! Though each and every one of these plays a vital role in development, none are as important as play. Play IS how children learn!
Daily outdoor activities give children a change of scenery and new opportunities for learning. Check out these #outdoorlearning tips that you can add to your daily virtual learning schedule! https://t.co/BjRCGWeLpH
@ConsciousD Head Start classrooms using: 2D feeing buddies (covid appropriate), job boards, commitments, and safekeeper. We ❤️ using the @ConsciousD framework with our learners!
With the Power of Attention, you can learn to consciously place your attention on what you truly value. You will recognize the good in yourself and others, teach children what to do, & generate more of the behaviors and outcomes you desire. Read more here: https://t.co/C239v2D9hC
It’s Friday! The Golden Awards were given out today! Congratulations to @MckinneyAlee ‘s class for receiving the Shining Star Award and the Golden Shoe! Thank you for having great PAWS 🐾 behavior! @ShermanISD @ShermanISDSupt @swhorowitz@jeepers315
Even though some students look like they go through a seamless transition from non-reader to reader, research shows it’s not that simple. Students start getting ready to read years before they do it, using 6 critical reading readiness skills. @edutopia https://t.co/Tp2u4DlT85
We can make smart choices regarding our kids' screen time. Remember 2 good rules of thumb: 1. Interactions with an adult make the tech time useful, not passively watching or gaming. 2. Follow the AAP's guide for recommended screen time for each age level.
We as parents need to challenge negative thinking about our kids' screen time, and consider the potential for good! Here are three of the most common digital media fears and tips for how to overcome them. https://t.co/PwJGMZDXzj
Pumpkin Jack lives on! Mrs. Woody did a visual investigation/comparison of their decaying pumpkin vs one of the pumpkins from their pumpkin patch before she read the story. She built schema by watching a time-lapse video of a decaying pumpkin before checking on Jack! #handsonEC
"Educators who engage in developmentally appropriate practice foster young children's joyful learning and maximize the opportunities for each and every child to achieve their full potential." Barbara Willer (NAEYC)
When a teacher shares how peers are spontaneously helping each other calm down, your heart fills with joy knowing that the stepping stones are being set at such a young age. @ConsciousD#SEL
Yes! We may 'think' we have taught routines and procedures. Resist the urge to say, "You know better," and let the visuals do the talking! They never get tired of reminding our kids "how to..."
Visuals have the power to help children learn and remember routines. Listen in as Certified Instructor Polly Beebe shares more about the power of visuals in her session from the 2018 Elevate SEL Conference as part of our Premium Membership here: https://t.co/Rl4zKf7sgs #iHeartCD
The Pre-Kers have been learning the letter L for the past two days, now they have their very own Play-dough stamps to use. The stamps are made of a water bottle lid and hot glue. A big thanks goes to the Region 10 pre-K team for this fabulous idea! @PKSarahScrivens@steph_frosch
What a fun activity to work on memory, colors, shapes, and more! ECE teachers are so creative—I bet someone will come up with a totally new way to use this! Share out any new creations! @AlyssaWoody2009 @Linnearw @MrJustin2016@MckinneyAlee