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Why I Love Studymate Linking Cubes for Early Childhood Education
Hey educators! Today I want to share one of my all-time favourite resources for preschoolers and early years learning — Studymate Linking Cubes (sometimes called linking blocks). These colourful cubes are a must-have in any early childhood classroom, family day care, homeschooling setup, or STEM corner. They’re simple, open-ended, and surprisingly powerful for building so…
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Early Childhood Educators’ Burtout is real
Have you ever come home from work feeling empty, like you used everything inside you just to get through the day? You try to smile, plan, and engage, but your energy is gone. Maybe your heart isn’t in it like it used to be. If that’s happening often, you might be edging toward burnout. I…
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Let’s debate the virtue of patience…
When friends and acquaintances learn I work as a preschool teacher, they often smile. They say, “You must have so much patience.” I usually just shrug. I don’t think patience is the most essential quality when working with young children. In fact, I’m not a fan of patience. I’m all for understanding. Take four-year-old James.…
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Storykate birthday wishes – with a gift for you!
Dear Storykate community! or should I say “Hey, educators!” 😁 Today is my birthday🎂 and I have a few birthday wishes for the upcoming year for this channel and this project. Consider subscribing now https://storykate.kit.com/3e9bad3557 Wait! But that is not all!🎁 Here is a gift from me – ONE day 50 per cent off for…
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How to write group observations of learning
Hey educator! Are you feeling lost and stretched for time when it comes to observing children? All group observations might be the trick to save you time and effort. If you’re wondering how to write group observations in childcare, focusing on the dynamics within a group of children can offer a holistic view of interactions,…