2022 - The Year in Review
2022 has been a busy, and interesting year for me. Before I take a little trip down memory lane, I want to take the opportunity to thank you all for your support, and wish you all the very best for 2023.
Read more2022 has been a busy, and interesting year for me. Before I take a little trip down memory lane, I want to take the opportunity to thank you all for your support, and wish you all the very best for 2023.
Read moreIn order for children to become skilled readers and writers, it is important that they are able to tune in to the speech sounds of the English language. This can be tricky for some, but a focus on listening skills before learning to read will help.
Read moreMaths learning resources are a solid investment for any early years classroom. Of course, written Maths is important, too. Children need to learn number formation, and begin to construct number sentences. Do you need a workbook for this?
Read moreSetting aside time for reviewing and assessing children at play is beneficial in many ways. It will tell you much about the children themselves, allow them to self-reflect, as well as informing planning for further play sessions.
Read moreSTEM education is an integrated, open-ended approach to Science and Maths, using the Engineering Design Process. STEM Challenges begin with a real-world question or a problem, and the children take the lead to find a solution.
Read moreTreasa Bowe, AKA Between the Covers of a Good Book, have compiled a list our favourite picturebooks for young children (age 3-7 or Preschool, Junior & Senior Infants).
Read moreIn recent times, a lack of resilience in children has become a cause of concern for some parents. By encouraging play and STEM activities, children develop curiosity, perseverance and coping strategies.
Read moreWhat is Junk Art? Junk Art is open-ended, child-led and creative. Children create their own art using items you might put in your recycling bin.
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