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by Jacki Leader / April 18, 2019
Spring is upon us, and our senses will be barraged with the sights and sounds of the changing season. What a great time to explore the emergence of spring through our 5 senses! Consider ways to welcome spring with these opportunities you can offer children utilizing their senses. Sight As spring arrives, there will […]
by Jacki Leader / March 28, 2018
“In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt.” -Margaret Atwood It is that time of the year when the signs of spring are becoming visible. What a great opportunity to have the children in your program become spring detectives. Take the children outside to investigate the signs that […]
by Tracey Hill / November 8, 2017
Who doesn’t like hide and seek? Little Pumpkin likes hide and seek! Hide a little pumpkin somewhere on the playground. Have the children turn around and face the other way, because closing their eyes and not peeking may be just too hard to do! Have the children sing the song below while they try to […]
by Mary Robertson / March 26, 2013
Get the children hopping with these outdoor Easter activities: 1. Color Easter Eggs – Take this messy activity outdoors where egg dye spills are no big deal. 2. Egg Relay Race – Use your colorful Easter eggs for a relay race. Each child has a spoon to carry their egg and after running their part […]
by Mary Robertson / March 12, 2013
In a recent article, Richard Louv writes “But at other schools, too many students spend most of their time sitting. At their desks, in front of computers, taking tests, sitting in schools where recess and gym class have been restricted or eliminated. Even in preschools, most children sit in the classroom for most of the day […]
by Mary Robertson / March 5, 2013
In Sharon Lovejoy’s book Hollyhock Days, she writes “Sow sweet peas on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17. It’s one of those old wives’ tales.” The practice of planting sweet peas on St. Patrick’s day comes from an old Irish gardening tradition. The legend says that planting sweet peas by lamplight after sunset the night before […]
by Mary Robertson / February 26, 2013
In Discovering Nature with Young Children, Ingrid Chalufour and Karen Worth list 3 things to keep in mind when discussing how to be a good naturalist. 1) “Stay safe (such as what can be touched, what should be avoided)” Child safety is always the first priority! 2) “Keep animals and plants safe” Be careful not […]
by Mary Robertson / February 19, 2013
We are working on putting several new products up on our website. One of our new products for the natural preschool playground is the Obstacle Course which we have designed using all natural materials – Logs, Stepping Stumps, Stepping Boulders, and Tree Cookies. By arranging these natural materials through the outdoor preschool playground, you can […]
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