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Showing posts with label sensory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sensory. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Halloween Sensory Bin

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Lots of choking hazards, so children under 3 AND children of any age still putting items in their mouth, are only allowed to play und...
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Tuesday, December 4, 2018

Christmas Sensory Bin Checklist

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I try to add to our Christmas sensory bin each year. Frankly, they spend the majority of their time filling and dumping the rice.  ...
Thursday, March 19, 2015

Easter Sensory Bin with Learning Activities

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Time to change out the sensory bin from March to April. Since we are doing a full-on regarding holidays this year, since the bigs are h...
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Preschool Mardi Gras Sensory Bin

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The children actually help put these sensory bins together. They get to canvas the art room and play area for relevant items.  The big ...
Friday, January 30, 2015

Valentine Sensory Bin

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Our Valentine sensory bin this year was put together by the children. They were given free reign in the art studio and allowed to pull ...
Monday, December 15, 2014

Christmas Sensory Bin

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I was told, and I quote,  "This is the BEST sensory bin we have EVER had! It's SO pretty, too!" It's also been one o...
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Welcome! I am passionate about excellence in early childhood education. I do a mainly Reggio inspired child-led/ teacher-facilitated/ play-based intensive preschool curriculum. Aspects of Montessori and other programs are sprinkled throughout as well. My graduates are all at the top of their classes and many are in gifted programs. I homeschooled my two boys for l3 years for academic reasons. I have a master's degree in Human Resources (training and development,) and college courses in Early Childhood Education and Development, along with my 120 hour Child Development Associate training. One of my clients has a doctorate in Early Childhood Education and Special Education, so I always have her expertise to tap into as well. I welcome questions and comments.
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