Reflecting on @brewerhm words,” I have never met a parent who doesn’t want what is best for their child. Their hope is that I will do everything humanly possible to ensure their child is chasing their very best. They want their child to learn to go one more round.” #WEareLakota
Outdoor play offers numerous benefits for children, including boosting their intelligence, enhancing social skills, improving health, and increasing happiness. Unstructured play in nature is particularly beneficial for kids. #OutdoorPlay#ChildDevelopment
Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach of us more than we can ever learn from books.
John Lubbock
Block play helps us learn about spatial awareness, problem solving, size and shape, continuity and permanence.
'Block play engages spatial sense and motor abilities; it can be a solo or a group effort; block creations can stand for an indefinite period of time.'~ Lawrence Balter
Scientists have recently determined that it takes approximately 400 repetitions to create a new synapse in the brain—unless it is done with play, in which case, it takes between 10 and 20 repetitions! ~ Dr. Karyn Purvis
We had a great time welcoming our first group of students back to @LakotaPreschool today! We can’t wait to see more smiling faces tomorrow for our PM sessions! #WEchooseLakota#WEareLakota
We were so excited to welcome back @LakotaPreschool staff today! Looking forward to a great year of learning and growing together as a team! #WEareLakota
Proud to showcase play and project based learning at State of Schools tonight! Loved seeing students engaged with materials! @LakotaPreschool#WEareLakota
We had a great first day @LakotaPreschool! It was awesome to see our new staff in action! Our students were making connections, learning routines and engaging in learning through play! #WEareLakota