Here’s proof that it really does tickle your ears when someone talks about you. Right about the time I mention my 5 month old, you can hear him crying in the monitor, waking from his nap just as I wrap up the video!
Playdough Recipe: An Old Favorite With a Smooth New Twist
I was lucky enough to participate recently in a conference at Utah State University. It was so much fun (and a little surreal) to teach a session at the front of a room where I had sat through many, many classes more than a decade ago.
As much fun as I had teaching my session, I also loved going to a session taught by my friend, Kelli Barker, who was my counterpart while head teaching at the lab school and my partner for many deliriously late night study sessions. She taught a fantastic class, sharing all kinds of fantastic ideas for hands-on activities for young children.
#blog4cause : Because Little Hands Can Make a BIG Difference
While sitting around a table at Evo, discussing yet another inspirational speaker with Allie from No Time for Flashcards and Amy from Teach Mama, inspiration turned into a plan for action.
Pumpkin Passion
Weekend Reads 10.27.12
Little b, Little d. A Little Letter Confusion.
Alphabet Awareness is a critical component of emergent literacy. Children often master the capital letters first, quickly discerning between those large strokes. But once the focus turns to the lowercase letters things can get a bit dicey.
Weekend Reads 10.20.12
I’m on my home from teaching a conference in South Dakota, where I’m convinced many of the world’s nicest people live. Thank you, Aberdeen!
Because I Love You
My husband is a natural when it comes to principle-based parenting. (That should be a whole post in itself.) Rather than laying down all the rules, he’ll state the principle and ask our boys how they propose we should go about implementing it. Here’s how that went down recently.
Weekend Reads 10.13.12
The Silly Things Kids Say and Getting Started with Sensory Play
I’m sharing some ideas at two different spots this week. First, I’m over at Simple Kids, talking about what we learn about child development from the silly things kids say. Here’s a little taste:
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