Summer can be one of the most difficult times to program for children with special needs.
We all know the importance of children being able to experience gross motor activities as well as being able to explore the outdoor world.
Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.
We all know the importance of children being able to experience gross motor activities as well as being able to explore the outdoor world.
A variety of games for infants and toddlers to play with minimal materials needed.
Help children to increase their auditory discrimination by having them identify “mystery sounds”.
Play is an important part of a child’s development. Through play, children explore and learn about their world as well as developing imagination, creativity, social skills, and problem solving skills. From birth through the ages of four or five, young children go through four main stages of play.
Children are constantly growing and learning and need the support of the adults in their lives (RECE’s, parents, guardians) to guide their way.
Promoting strong social relationships between preschoolers can be challenging.
Warmer weather is a perfect time for Registered Early Childhood Educators to remind themselves of how important the outdoors is to our children’s overall health and wellness.
How can you bring some of those activities inside? How do you create an indoor environment that will keep children busy and having fun?
Play, whether indoors or outdoors, is one of the most important things you can do with a child.
Summer offers many opportunities to have fun and engage with children in active movement.
Creating activities to engage children on the playground can pose a challenge.
When planning activities for outdoor fun, the BIGGER the better! Simple and familiar games become new again when they are adapted for the playground.