Category Archives: Learning Skills
4 Earth Day Crafts That Are Perfect for Preschool Kids
This spring, we’re taking preschool outdoors! Here are four Earth Day-themed crafts perfect for little learners.
Learning Through Play: How Play Shapes Early Childhood Development
Early childhood education isn’t about setting a curriculum or hitting certain milestones. Here’s a look at the integral role of play in early education.
Early Childhood Education: Support Reading and Writing Over the Holidays
Books are the most effective tool for encouraging reading and writing mastery in early childhood education. The holidays are the perfect opportunity to encourage reading and make it a regular at-home activity.
The Power of Reading Aloud: How Early Literacy Shapes Your Child’s Future
At Wollaston Child Care in Quincy, MA, we understand that early childhood education goes far beyond simply watching children.
4 Reasons to Encourage Sensory Play for Preschool Children
At Wollaston Child Care Center, we believe that learning should engage all aspects of a child’s development. This includes engaging all their senses through activities like sensory play.
Visiting the Library and Early Childhood Education
Libraries play a crucial role in early childhood education. Here are just a few of the benefits children receive from regularly visiting the library.
Winter Themed Ideas for Sensory Play
Engage kids with winter-themed sensory play. Here are some ideas that are easy to set up and use items you have around the house.
Why Talking to Kids Is Essential in Childcare
Interacting verbally with children is an essential part of being a parent or childcare provider. Here’s how talking to children helps them learn.
Pre-Writing Skills and Early Childhood Development
In last month’s post, we looked at the skills preschoolers improve and acquire by learning to write. This month, we’re going to back up a little talk about pre-writing skills.
Why Handwriting Is Important for Preschool Kids
Let’s take a closer look at some of the benefits preschool age children receive when they learn to write by hand.
