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Explore fun and educational New Year activities for preschoolers at Explorer Studio in Brooklyn. From writing resolutions to sensory bottles, discover creative ways to make your child's holiday special and productive. Learn more about our engaging preschool curriculum today!
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Enrichment & Extra-Curricular Activities for Children | Toddler Town
Discover our holistic approach to child development through enriching extra-curricular activities. From dance and music to language lessons, unlock your child's potential today!
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Toddler - Transferring Water with a Sponge
This student is very focused while he transfers water from one bowl to the other using a sponge. While working with water is fun for our students, this activity provides opportunities for developing many skills including fine motor, hand-eye coordination, crossing the midline, the whole hand grasp, concentration, repetition, and language. Who knew so much could be developed with such a simple activity!
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10 Educational Activities for Toddlers: Making Learning Fun
Photo by Brett Sayles on Pexels.com Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather ’round! Prepare to embark on a wildly entertaining journey into the world of education for the tiniest scholars. We present to you, with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of silliness, the top 10 educational activities for toddlers that will have them giggling their way to knowledge! Sensory Play: Get ready to squish,…
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lith-myathar · 5 months
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#i joke about it and all but like. i cannot emphasize enough what an impact it had on me to be uhhhhhb#micro-institutionalized in the way that i was for the first 14 years if my life#and i am honestly going to count the time i soent in ''elementary'' school bc it wasn't a normal school. it was a charter school#that began as a parent organized alternative and swiftly devolved into an authoritarian nightmare#a bunch of people who were simply not ready to educate children let alone ''problem'' children#of which there were MANY because that school got all the kids who had been turned out of public school for behavioral issues#there were hardline rules about literally everything. normal childhood behavior was pathologized and punished and as a kid#you had no way to understand WHY#and so many of your peers were having problems because ofc those ''problem'' kids were typically severely traumatized#or were actively being abused#so even if it wasn't happening TO you you were being exposed to it in a hundred little ways every day#so i was confused and miserable all the time AND was struggling academically bc i had undiagnosed adhd#(or possibly just trauma?? i honestly neither know nor care which came first at this point)#so my mom pulled me and my brother out. him at 11 and me at 6 and said ''i'll just do it myself'' and#raised us in a way that wasn't religious but resembled evangelical or lds stuff#i couldn't watch commercial tv or listen to popular music bc my parents didn't want me exposed to what they considered inappropriate#and while i still had extracurriculars i was always the odd one out bc i had no exposure to pop culture or normal socialization#for my age group#it resulted in me always feeling alone and like i didn't belong. and since most of my social life was my parents and their friends#that was the perfect soup for adultification#i was fine with adults. put me with my peers and i was a mess#it made the transition to high school incredibly difficult but i DID make it#but that was only 4 years still in an institution. everything began to unravel once i tried to move into anything resembling ''real life''#and then my dad's suicide which was a major trauma in early adulthood which only made my mom's grip on us tighten#i did get to START life until 26. not really. and it's just been a game of catch up for the last 5 years#and im so *angry* at the unfairness of it all. at the time and experience and milestones that were taken from me. at how i blamed myself#for it for so many years and the problems i developed because of it all. dissociation and substance abuse and suicidality#the fear that still has a death grip on me#the courage required to just exist#it's *exhausting*
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autism-activated · 11 months
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If you ever find yourself in charge of a 2/3 year old please show them a baking soda volcano. My kids won't stop talking about it. They want to do it again. Their reactions were everything to me it was definitely worth the $10.
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sleepyartteacher · 2 years
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Printable Reading Time Bookmark Set (Bird Themed) - From APWT Stationery
Includes (3) Printable 2 x 6 inch Bookmarks - Just purchase, download, and print!
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kumonindiasrilanka · 2 years
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Kumon’s Small-Step Worksheets enable students to advance independently with the help of examples. Each worksheet increase marginally in difficulty going from basics to high-school level. Starting level for each student is determined through a diagnostic test at the beginning of the programme. Enrolments Open https://in.kumonglobal.com/
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simma-book-store · 11 days
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Mei eluthukkal writing practice, download free tamil worksheets at https://simmabookstore.com/free-downloads/
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Nurturing Curiosity: Hands-On Montessori Exploration for Young Minds at Alphabetz Montessor
In today’s fast-paced world, parents are constantly searching for educational methods that promote the holistic development of their children. Alphabetz Montessori, a leading institution for Montessori in San Antonio, stands out as a unique and effective approach that focuses on hands-on learning and nurturing curiosity in young minds. With more families exploring Montessori options, it’s important to understand how this method works and why it’s beneficial for children, particularly during their formative years.
What is Montessori Education?
At the heart of Montessori education is a child-centered philosophy that emphasizes independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child’s natural psychological development. Unlike traditional education methods, which rely heavily on structured lessons, Alphabetz Montessori allows children to learn at their own pace, choosing activities that interest them. This approach is based on the belief that children are naturally curious and capable of initiating learning experiences in a supportive, thoughtfully prepared environment.
The learning materials used in our classrooms are designed to engage the senses and encourage exploration. These hands-on activities are essential in helping children understand abstract concepts by physically interacting with their environment. For instance, instead of merely learning about numbers, children can use Montessori materials like number rods and counting beads to grasp mathematical concepts.
Why Curiosity is Key in Early Learning
Curiosity is a fundamental aspect of early childhood development, and Alphabetz Montessori fosters this trait by allowing children the freedom to explore and discover new things. Rather than being fed information, children are encouraged to ask questions, experiment, and solve problems. This process not only strengthens their cognitive abilities but also instills a love for learning that lasts a lifetime.
In our classrooms, teachers act as guides rather than traditional instructors. They observe the children, noting their interests and introducing new challenges when appropriate. This hands-off approach allows children to pursue their curiosity and develop critical thinking skills. By following their natural interests, children gain a deeper understanding of the world around them, fostering both intellectual and emotional growth.
Hands-On Exploration: The Montessori Method in Action
One of the most effective aspects of Montessori education at Alphabetz Montessori is its emphasis on hands-on exploration. In our Montessori in San Antonio setting, children learn by doing, which aligns with how young minds are wired to absorb information. By manipulating objects, engaging in sensory experiences, and working on practical life activities, children gain a concrete understanding of concepts that are often taught in abstract ways in traditional classrooms.
For example, activities such as pouring water, tying shoelaces, or arranging blocks might seem simple, but they play a crucial role in developing fine motor skills, concentration, and independence. As children progress, they are introduced to more complex tasks like sorting, measuring, and solving puzzles. These activities enhance cognitive development while simultaneously building problem-solving abilities.
Our classrooms provide children with a multi-sensory learning experience. Visual, tactile, and auditory materials are carefully selected to engage the senses and stimulate exploration. Whether it’s exploring different textures, learning shapes, or matching sounds, children are continually encouraged to interact with their environment in meaningful ways.
The Role of Independence in Montessori Learning
Alphabetz Montessori places a strong emphasis on fostering independence in children. From a young age, children are taught to take responsibility for their own learning and self-care. Practical life activities, such as cleaning up after themselves, dressing, or preparing simple meals, give children a sense of accomplishment and self-sufficiency.
This independence extends to their learning process as well. Children are encouraged to choose their own activities and work independently or in small groups. This autonomy builds confidence and allows them to take ownership of their educational journey, leading to higher levels of motivation and engagement.
Preparing Young Minds for the Future
In an age where creativity, critical thinking, and adaptability are highly valued skills, Alphabetz Montessori lays the foundation for success. By fostering curiosity, promoting hands-on exploration, and encouraging independence, our Montessori in San Antonio provides children with the tools they need to thrive in an ever-changing world.
Parents seeking a nurturing environment that emphasizes holistic development will find Alphabetz Montessori to be an ideal choice for their child’s early education. We not only prepare children academically but also equip them with the life skills necessary for personal and social success.
Conclusion
Alphabetz Montessori’s hands-on, child-centered approach nurtures curiosity and allows young minds to explore the world around them. By fostering independence, encouraging exploration, and supporting self-directed learning, our Montessori in San Antonio prepares children for lifelong success. As more parents discover the benefits of this method, Alphabetz Montessori continues to be a popular choice for those seeking a holistic and enriching educational experience for their children.
To know more about our childcare program please contact us at https://www.alphabetzmontessori.com/contact-us.html or visit-
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Toddler- Practical Life: Making Butter
One of the many joyful aspects of a Montessori environment is food preparation. Food prep, from the Practical Life section of the classroom, is a multi-stepped lesson that requires concentration, order, and coordination to be successful. Here, the whole class made homemade butter, which was a multi-step process that took patience and collaboration. First, a student poured cream into the perforated jar that he had the freedom pour independently without fear of spilling. The children practiced patience as the cream had to set. Then the students passed it around the table, taking turns shaking it up. Once properly shaken, it was placed in the fridge to chill overnight until firm. Finally, the next morning, they could enjoy the fruits of their labor as they spread it onto toast for snack. This activity required concentration by following a sequence of steps, hand-eye coordination while pouring, gross motor skills as they shook the jar, and fine motor skills when spreading the butter with a knife. Who knew toddlers were capable of so much?
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Teaching Compassion to Kindergarten Children: A Heartfelt Curriculum
Compassion is a vital quality we can nurture from a young age. Teaching kindergarten children about compassion not only helps them develop empathy but also fosters a caring and supportive environment. Here’s a structured curriculum to introduce the concept of compassion in an engaging and age-appropriate way. Week 1: Introduction to CompassionStart with a story like “The Giving Tree” by Shel…
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imaginationsnehas · 2 months
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Sneha’s Imagination Station is an Early Childhood Development Center founded in year 2015.
Sneha’s Imagination Station – Where Imagination Grows.
Children grow well when we provide right environment to them, so we are dedicated to the mission of fostering the cognitive, emotional, social, creative and physical development and overall well being of every child. We facilitate them into this journey by providing variety of activities as a part of our uniquely design programs for children from 12 months onwards.
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