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Tag Archives: family
Stop, Look and Listen
Back in the day when I was a kindergarten teacher, parents of young children would want to know what skills their child should have before going to kindergarten. They were always a bit surprised at my answer. The number one … Continue reading
Chatter Box
Constant chatter can be quite annoying especially if you are you are trying to accomplish something that requires concentration. Then, chatter just gets on your nerves! But if you’re a young child, chatter is a good thing and its never … Continue reading
Got Milk?
A few years back, my friend Edvique, started collecting Got Milk? ads. I don’t know if her initial reason behind the idea was to encourage one of her children to drink milk but whatever the reason, they ended up with … Continue reading
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The Soapbox Speech
Ok, where is it? My soapbox, the high one, where is it? It is time for my annual soapbox speech and I need to be prepared! The new school year is about to begin. Back to School Night is here. … Continue reading
I Am Not A Fan, I Am
Confession time…..I am a teacher and I am not a fan of Dr. Seuss. No one ever gave me a book! I didn’t grow up with Dr. Seuss and I just never learned to love him. But I do appreciate … Continue reading
Start Talking
Babies and young children need a language rich environment. They need you to talk to them. They need you to also talk with them. They start learning to read by sharing books. Book Smart, Top to Bottom, Drama, Drama, Drama! and … Continue reading
Sneaky Leprechauns
There are two reasons I like Saint Patrick’s Day. I was a huge fan of “The Borrowers” growing up and Leprechauns fit nicely with my visions of magical, little people. The other reason is because it is one of those … Continue reading
Listen to the Teacher
My son has almost the same birthdate as my daughter, minus 24 hours and 6 minutes. Even though they are 4 years apart in age, they are 5 years apart in school. She was the newly 5 year old when … Continue reading
It’s Still Greek
I love baby babble. It’s just so darn cute. You can’t help but get caught up in it and babble back. I think the cutest sight is to see a baby with a book, babbling away, patting the book and … Continue reading