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Preschool Master Teacher, Google Certified Educator

Joined April 2019
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One of THE BEST greeting posters I’ve seen 4 #SocialDistancing #remotelearning #Diversity #prek #earlychildhood #SEL @PrekSarahHead via challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf…
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Sesame Street and CNN will host a Town Hall addressing racism. This 60-minute special, “Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism,” will air on Saturday, June 6th at 10 a.m. ET. Link: cnn.com/2020/06/02/us/cnn-se…
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#ExploringSpinning with plastic lid, stick, and sticky dots. Watch what happens with the colors! @KnockKnockCM @TinkeringStudio @NAEYC #tinkering #ece #earlyed #STEM
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Want to help your child clean up independently? Try this: Take a photo or draw a picture of what materials look like when they’re tidy. Add a few words to label the picture. When it’s time to clean up, your child can refer to the picture as a model of what “cleaned up” looks like
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Why Kids Should Use Their Fingers in Math Class Evidence from brain science suggests that far from being “babyish,” the technique is essential for mathematical achievement. theatlantic.com/education/ar…
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There are lots of things your child wants to do with you...and so little time! 📝Try this: Make a Wish List. One side is “soon” (things you can do together now), the other is “wait list” (wait until after the pandemic). #ToolsatHome
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Jigsaw puzzles are a great way for children to develop their spatial thinking and problem-solving skills. Why not create them yourself at home! DIY Puzzles Develop Spatial Thinking: earlymath.erikson.edu/diy-pu…
Access the newest set of our weekly guided learning plans today! Available here: bit.ly/2y5qRpF #ECE #distancelearning
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Tools teachers, this week’s Booster Activity is ready to share with parents! More 'I Have—Who Has?' Games for online play: Shapes and numbers to 20 in #PreK and K, and 3 sets of Count by 2 in #Kindergarten. #Children have fun building fluency while beating their best time!
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Compare your name to another family member's name. Awesome job👏👏👏👏👏
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For today's Graphics Practice, here's a Graphics Practice video I created to show how to do this activity at home. Hope it helps!! 🤗drive.google.com/file/d/167g… #ToolsOfTheMind #GraphicsPractice @wnyecc
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Parents, need a way to help children self-regulate while you are working? 📝Try this: Post a visual “Please wait” cue when you are working, along with some materials your child can enjoy while they wait. Post an “I’m ready” cue when you’re available. #ToolsatHome
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For Math they made shapes with different items from the house 🤗🤗
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Tools is pleased to offer a NEW resource for parents! The Supporting Self-Regulation at Home webinar is available in English and Spanish and is designed to help parents with strategies and ideas for parents based on Tools practice. Find it on #ToolsatHome: toolsofthemind.org/tools-at-…
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After reading La rabieta de Julieta they draw them selves when they get really mad
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This is my first “tutorial” for the parents at home to do the Numerals Game at home with their children! I hope it helps!! 🤗 Part 1 #PreKTeacher #RemoteLearning #NumeralsGame #OneToOneCorrespondence #TeacherMom 🍎
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As children build literacy, develop vocabulary, practice math concepts, and participate in dramatic play, they also gain confidence in relation to their own medical experiences.
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Our Master teacher reading in our class for Dr Seuss. ⁦@MsStacey13⁩ #DrSeussWeek
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Great idea: Walk with Rosie! Explore spatial relationships, describe & traverse an obstacle course, then make a map: earlymath.erikson.edu/walk-w…
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