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Terms of Endearment
Chapter 1: A New Face at St. Paul's
Pairing: Paige Bueckers x Azzi Fudd
Summary: Azzi Fudd is careful. Her life is sorted into a thousand little boxes that no one can get into. She seems perfect – her principal loves her, parents adore her, and her students hang on her every word. No one knew the skeletons in her closet, and she had planned to keep it that way. Her armor is impenetrable, at least until a new student, Soleil Bueckers, enters her life. Soleil is warm like sunshine, but her mother is cold like ice. Paige Bueckers is powerful, intimidating, and cold. Her walls thick, tall, and impervious. But when Azzi helps her daughter, she becomes intrigued. Their connection is forbidden. Their pasts are haunted. An arrangement is struck. Rules are made. But everyone knows – rules are made to be broken.
A/N: This is my first Pazzi fic, please be gentle. If you have tips/suggestions, I would love them!
Warnings: Homophobia (not by anyone of value)
Word Count: 1.5k
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“Good morning, Ms. Fudd!” Mrs. Turner, a first-grade teacher, chirped as they passed in the hallway.
Azzi forced a small smile, sipping her latte. Too strong. Too bitter. Definitely will wake her up for the first day of school. She made the moronic choice to drag herself into a late shift last night, in her defense, teaching didn’t exactly pay the bills. Her budget was already tight after decorating her classroom and stocking up on supplies.
She sent up a quick prayer for the patience, grace, and a smooth school year before pausing by a glass case to check her reflection. A gentle tug smoothed her flowy, rainbow-striped skirt. She checked that her shirt met the school's strict cleavage rule, pulled a few wisps of hair from her bun for softness, and swiped on a bit of lip gloss. She flashed herself a bright smile.
That would do.
Her classroom felt like a flower shop, potted plants, paper blossoms, and soft colors everywhere. Bloom where you are planted. That was the theme she had chosen intentionally. Even if one child left believing they were worthy and loved exactly as they were, it would be worth it. Too many Christian schools left you with the opposite impression. She was just about to fluff the fake daisies by the interactive board when she heard footsteps echoing in the hallway.
Showtime.
The first thirty minutes of the day flowed like clockwork. Azzi soothed crying preschoolers and tearful parents alike with the same gentle confidence. No one wanted to say goodbye for six and a half hours, but Ms. Fudd had a gift — she made parents feel secure, and children feel like they were about to embark on the best adventure ever.
She was just gathering her students for circle time when there was a knock at the door. Another student, late. Azzi plastered on her softest smile.
The door swung open.
And for a moment, just a moment, Azzi’s whole world went silent.
My God, she’s beautiful.
She caught the thought and stopped it short. No. Not today.
She was tall. Taller than Azzi, something uncommon for her. Wide-legged navy pants, a crisp button-down, an oversized blazer. Jawline like a knife. Perfectly piercing blue eyes. The perfect fit of her clothes showed that she has a skilled tailor. She screamed wealth and oozed power.
Azzi swallowed against the sudden tightness in her throat.
Focus, Azzi. Jesus.
A small face peeked out from behind one pant leg, clutching the fabric in a death grip.
“Hi, sweetheart,” Azzi said gently, kneeling to the girl’s eye level. “My name is Ms. Fudd. What’s yours?”
The girl had the same striking eyes as her mother, her features a softened version of the woman above her. Thumb in her mouth, she peeked out shyly. “M’name’s Soleil.”
Azzi’s eyes widened, delighted. “Wow! Did you know Soleil means ‘sun’ in French?”
Soleil gasped, whipping her head toward her mother. “Mommy! She knowed my name in the othew speak!” Wide eyes turned back to Azzi. “Do you know the fancy speak?”
Azzi laughed softly. “Oui, Soleil. Je parle français.”
Soleil squealed with joy. “That is weally cool! We can be fwiends now!”
A smooth, low voice cut in. “You’re not gonna tell Mommy bye, Lei?”
Azzi stood, her hand automatically extending. “It’s a pleasure to meet you both. Azzi Fudd.”
The woman’s handshake was firm, if not half a second longer than necessary.
“Paige Bueckers.”
Paige Bueckers.
Azzi knew that name. Everyone at St. Paul’s knew it. Everyone in Chicago knew it. The woman whose daughter whose admission had been met with waves of backlash. The Pilates moms had already been gossiping about them this morning, shaking their heads and whispering in clipped tones. Ms. Bueckers walked through scandal and rumor with her head held high, looking exactly as untouchable as she was.
Paige Bueckers is here, in Azzi’s classroom.
“I submitted everything already,” Paige said briskly, breaking Azzi’s train of thought. “She’s allergic to gluten. Only Nika Muhl and Kamorea Arnold are authorized for pick up.”
Then Paige knelt – her voice impossibly soft and warm. “Okay, Sunshine. Mommy’s gotta go to work. Be a good student for Ms. Fudd, okay?”
But Azzi was barely listening. Her heart was thudding too loudly in her chest.
Soleil threw her arms around her mother’s shoulders. “I love you, Mommy.” She grabbed her mother’s cheeks, placing a small kiss on her nose. “Can we get ice cweam and watch Moana with Auntie KK and Auntie Ice at home?”
Ms. Bueckers touched her forehead to Soleil’s. “Of course we can, lovebug. But you have to have the best day at school.” She stood back up. “I’ll see you later, Sunshine.”
With that, Soleil turned to Azzi and grabbed her hand. “Have a good one.” Azzi smiled. The expression was not returned, only met with the tiniest nod. The tight blonde bun was the last thing Azzi saw before her door closed.
She led Soleil back to the class gathered on the mat. The blue-eyed girl sat right next to Azzi and popped her thumb into her mouth shyly.
“Okay, boys and girls! Let’s get started!”
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The day moved soft and slow. There were thirteen children in Azzi’s class, but none as friendly and kind as Soleil Bueckers. She was warm, bright, and confident. She may have had her mother’s face, but none of her steel. She didn’t mind getting close with the other students, and she made sure no one felt left out.
When Azzi read Same, Same, but Different on the rug, Soleil told her classmates that being different was a good thing and that being like everyone else was “bowing.” The only important thing, Soleil said, was that “we awe all people, so we should tweat evewybody kind and pwetty.”
When three o’clock came, Ms. Bueckers stood out among the cluster of nervous parents. All of the mothers outside of Azzi’s classroom were as far away as permitted.
The whispers started as soon as the Bueckers family was out of earshot.
"That’s her daughter?"
"Are we sure she’s safe having a mother like that?"
"I don’t want Thomas around people like that."
Azzi steeled herself as Mrs. Harrison approached, plastic smile in place.
“Is Jacob in the class with that girl?” The woman asked sweetly.
Azzi tilted her head, returning the sugar with steel. “We have seven girls in our class. Which one are you referring to?”
"You know,” Mrs. Harrison hissed. “That girl with the lesbian mom," she whispered.
Azzi’s smile sharpened. "I don’t discuss the private lives of my students’ families. Especially not in front of small ears. I wouldn’t want to indoctrinate them!”
Mrs. Harrison flushed. Azzi softly shut the door behind her.
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“Mommy, you listening to me?” Soleil’s voice was full of sass, her little brows furrowed in the rearview mirror.
Paige chuckled, catching her daughter’s expression in the glass. "Of course I’m listening, baby. That sounds like a really good book. Do you want a copy for home?"
"No thank you! Ms. Fudd put it on the bookshelf. She told us it’s a libwawy, so we can take a book home if we want." She took a big spoonful of cotton candy ice cream. "Is Auntie Nika gonna be home? I wanna watch a movie."
Paige pulled up Nika’s location with one hand and grinned. "She is home! Maybe you guys can have some mac and cheese while you watch."
The rest of the ride was filled with Soleil’s endless chatter, her words tumbling over each other with excitement. Paige listened, smiling softly. She remembered being that carefree once, before everything changed. Before life demanded armor.
She pulled into the private parking deck, an additional level of protection she had paid extra for when she brought Soleil home from the hospital. Within minutes, they were in the elevator, Soleil wrapped in her arms, sleepy but still talking.
Nika was already chilling on the couch when they stepped off the elevator. Paige sent Soleil to her room to change while she did the same. She kept the sweats low on her waist and padded back into the living room.
Soleil was still talking, curled up against Nika. "You look weally pwetty today, Auntie Nika! But Mommy — don’t you think Ms. Fudd is the pwettiest in the world? She’s like a pwincess!"
Paige blinked. "Uh, sure, baby. How about I make the mac and cheese and popcorn, and you two start picking the movie?"
Ms. Fudd. Azzi Fudd. Azzi Jazlyn Fudd.
Paige had already done the research. Background checks on every single employee at St. Paul’s. Education history, prior employment, social media scans. Photos online – candid ones, tagged ones – yes, Azzi Fudd happened to be stunning. Like, stupid beautiful. Big, doe eyes. Rich, honey-brown skin. Lips like they were made to pout. Tall. Confident. Body like a sculpture, if the sculpture had incredible taste in skirts.
So yes, Paige did think Ms. Fudd looked like a princess.
And no, she was absolutely not about to admit that in front of Nika. She’d rather shave her head.
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pairing - popular! satoru gojo x fem! loser! reader
sypnosis - you have a passion for art but you're losing inspiration till you start drawing the pretty boy in your class !
reader is very awkward and makes a mildly stupid decision but it's okay, she's our girl nonetheless !!! not proofread !!!! i'm far too lazy
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being so artistic in such a drab place can be excruciating when taken into deep consideration.
honestly, could you have ever possibly gone to a more dreadful building? to call school boring is a major understatement in your eyes. seven continuous and seemingly never ending hours of the same bland off-white and beige walls surrounding you, almost making you feel trapped, like they're slowly closing in on you. the decor is worse, shockingly enough considering the lack of it.
fake plants, brainless posters that no one actually reads past the fifth grade, shelves adorned with drawers filled with typical school supplies, though all but the pencil drawer collects dust.
a few of the teachers seem to notice the distasteful environment and want to flip it just as much as you do, though you wholeheartedly believe they'd be better suited as preschool teachers rather than ones at a highschool.
no seventeen year old boys or girls want to walk into a classroom with tacky rainbows and suns with smiley faces plastered on the walls. the effort is appreciated by you, but you really do wonder whether or not they're conscious of the age group they teach.
the most ‘interesting’ things in this dreary institution are the tvs funded to the core classes, though even those lose points since they're only ever on to play the same three ‘school appropriate’ playlists that have you wishing they didn't implement a headphone ban. you honestly believe you can feel your ears bleeding within the very second they click the play button on the playlist.
even so, you take pride in the fact that you're likely one of, if not the only imaginative person in this school, the only one who can somehow find artistic enthusiasm in a place as depressing as this.
that was until recently.
this entire week, you've been desperately trying to find even a lick of motivation to draw, but alas, nothing.
feeling hopeless, and like you might need to quit art and start selling drugs, you look around the classroom, hoping something or someone will catch your eyes.
it's pitiful, really. imagine being so run dry, so out of original ideas that you would rather look around this miserable hell-hole for help rather than lay in your mind, desperately trying to form an original thought or idea.
almost immediately, you realize what an idiotic idea this is. seriously, how are you to find anything worth drawing in such a monotone environment? even the students line up perfectly with the same boring aesthetics.
it's like they all lack any sense of originality, like they all pick their clothes from the same store- no, the same closet. it's all variations of white, grey, navy blue, black, and off-white tops paired with faded blue jeans or black leggings. doesn't that get boring at some point?
you suppose you aren't in a position to judge, for you are no better. though, at least you have a plausible excuse. you were bullied for years over your niche interests and odd style, you were forced into the mold your society created as to what a highschool girl should be.
you're about to give up when someone catches your eyes.
satoru gojo. of course, he catches everyone's eyes everywhere he goes, and you hate to admit that you know exactly why. piercing blue eyes that remind you of a drop of blue dye falling onto fabric, like if you held a blue orchid between your finger tips then spun it quickly, watching the colors blur together beautifully. fluffy white hair that almost resembles a cloud- no, no that's too soft. maybe closer to snow? yes, snow, gently fallen, heavenly stacked snow. his cheeks had the softest pink tint to them, like a lipgloss smudge on a dress. almost invisible, yet there nonetheless.
he's alluring, you won't deny. he's like if someone drew what an angel would look like and then he crawled out of the page.
would it be weird to draw him? probably. do you anyways? yes.
the first sketch is mediocre. already, you know he's a perfect muse. finally free from art block as you try to draw him perfectly.
you examine the first finished drawing.
the eyes are a shade too dark despite it only being a pencil drawing, his hair is too long and flat, he honestly looks more like a woman rather than the infamous satoru gojo.
‘okay..’ you think to yourself
‘round two.’
you continue this cycle the entire class period. drawing while taking your previous imperfections into account then finding new ones within that art work.
you try not to make it too obvious that you're blatantly staring at him from time to time. you pray he doesn't notice, and for the most part, he doesn't seem to.
weeks pass, and this has become your ritual for every class that you share with him. shove your assignments into a folder to do them later, (though it's pointless since deep down you couldn't care less for the assignment and it more than likely will end up crumpled at the bottom of your bag by the end of the week), you pull out your sketchbook and begin drawing.
you've had a few close-calls and awkward encounters when he would happen to look in your direction and catch you staring, but he didn't seem to care much- or so you thought.
the bell rings, queuing you to shove everything in your bag, not caring what gets destroyed in the process- we are speaking of your school bag after all, something you deemed absolutely worthless years ago.
you approach the door when a strong hand grabs your wrist.
it's not enough to hurt, but enough to hold you back.
you turn to look at the culprit only to be met with those iconic and almost hypnotizing blue eyes. orchids.
“hey, how come i never get to see those drawings? i mean, i am the muse after all, shouldn't i be first to see?” he's smiling.
he's smiling and he knows you've been drawing him and- god, is it hot in here?
one second, you're up-close, staring into those remarkable eyes that you've mastered drawing over the last month, the next, you bolted out of that classroom.
in retrospect, you probably looked stupid considering you had to take a second to remove his hand from your wrist then had to dodge through the endless crowd of students who had also just been released from class, tripping at some point, but the past is the past and you obviously have no control over that.
you spend the next morning trying every excuse in the book to try and stay home. there's no way you can withstand sitting in the same classroom as him after that.
however, much to your displeasure, you find yourself sitting in your seat with your face buried in your arms. maybe he won't know you're there if he can't see your face?
as you drown in your thoughts, dreading ever choosing him of all people as a muse, a sudden voice cuts through your thoughts like a knife.
“running away mid conversation is really impolite.”
you don't bother looking up. that'll just dig you a deeper grave- if that's even possible.
“yoo hoo? (y/n), i'm talking to you!” he speaks in a sing-song voice, almost as if this is a big joke to him.
you almost raise your hand and ask to use the bathroom so you can hide from him in there all week, till- wait- he knows your name?
you look up hesitantly, confusion plastered onto your face like a cream-heavy pie on a shitty prank show.
“you know my name?” you ask hesitantly, your voice coming out significantly softer than you intended. god, you probably sounded so pathetic.
“duh. you're the pretty artist lady. you made that really good eye drawing in like sixth grade, no?”
now you're REALLY confused. he knows your name and has known your name since sixth grade?
“you remember that?” you reply, sounding too excited for your taste.
“of course i remember. you were the talk of the playground after that.” he laughs fondly at the memory and you can't help but let it shoot straight through your heart, making it ache in a way that felt too good, almost wrong. almost.
“can i see the art you made of me?” he tilts his head in a way that, in your mind, resembles that of a dog when told to do something it doesn't understand. cute.
you suppress a giggle at the thought.
you suppose he does deserve to see the art you made, especially considering how uncomfortable it must've felt to feel your eyes all over him as you drew him.
you rummage for the most recent drawings in your bag then hand them to him.
your heart starts to race. what if he hates them? what if he thinks they're awful? what if they're not good enough and he assumes that you think he's ugly? what if-
“i'm in love with you.” he suddenly speaks, staring at the papers in awe.
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(a/n : and then they kissed and married and had 828282892839 babies and grew old together yeah !!! idk people (like four people total...) said they liked my ideas so here's a low quality drabble uhhhhh idk !! PLEASE don't bully me if this is bad, i'm very much a beginner author !!!!!)
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okay, imagine this...
neighbor! suguru geto x preschool teacher f!reader
synopsis: suguru had to adopt his little nieces after his cousin and her husband passses. but he doesn't really know how to raise kids. luckily, his new neighbor, you, is a preschool teacher! so, he asks for your help!
suguru was young when he lost both of his parents, he was just eight. leaving him with his distant aunt and her daughter who raised him and cared for him. then five years later, his aunt died. then, ten years after that, his cousin dies.
but suguru wasn't left alone, his cousin just orphaned her twins, mimiko and nanako, who are both just six. suguru took them without hesitation. he loves them a lot and he was determined to care for them like just how their grandmother and mother did.
but... neighbor! suguru has a problem... yes, he's twenty-three. yes he's a full grown adult, with a job that made him earn quite a lot, mixed with his inherited fortune from his parents. meaning he can provide but...he doesn't know how to deal with kids!
so when one day, during a crisis at the park, where both of his niece were crying, and you, still in your work uniform, a teacher's uniform, with an id, came to save the day, suguru was so relieved! he truly believed that that day, he would be crying too because he just doesn't know what to do!
you even helped suguru bring the girls home, with one asleep in his arms and one holding your hand as you walk towards his home. he then learned that you're actually his new neighbor who moved in the house just two houses away from him! and that you're a new preschool teacher in that school he was planning to enroll the girls to! that's why you're good with kids!
then, the day ended with suguru asking you—shy and embarrassed— if you could perhaps teach him a thing or two about how to care and deal with kids! you agreed of course, after all you find the twins so fun and sweet! you guys exchanged number then.
there, your newfound connection with your cute neighbors! (perhaps even including their uncle) started! you would come over and assist suguru, giving him tips and advices! sometimes the girls comes over to your place instead because they love your company!
then, you'd eventually start to teach the girls when they enrolled in the school you're teaching at. that made you bond with you fun neighbors even stronger! the girls absolutely adored you and you adored them too! it's like you're a second parent to them and you NEVER minded.
but hey, it wasn't just the twins who adored you. their uncle, although did not really show it, became really... into you. he admired and adored you too! he loved how down to earth, charming, sweet, and generous you are! plus you're really pretty you know!
it came to the point where the twins even noticed suguru's little expression when you around, the way he acts when you're there, the way he looks at you...they teased him! a lot!
but when the thought of asking you out crossed suguru's mind, he saw you with a guy! what!? he thought you were single! well, he never really asked but you never talked about a partner or anything! so who's that blonde man he saw with you at the park! is that your...boyfriend!? bummer!!
𐙚 : i genuinely have so many ideas and like an entire plot for this LOL i luv 'guru!!
#jjk x reader#jjk#jjk geto#geto x reader#suguru geto x reader#jujutsu geto#suguru x reader#getou suguru x reader#jjk suguru#geto suguru#geto fanfic#𐙚 kwiyosin rambles !!
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Whole Word Recognition: A Reading Technique
Teaching children to read involves many approaches, and one effective strategy is Whole Word Recognition. This method focuses on helping children recognize entire words, especially high-frequency sight words, by sight. This article explains what the Whole Word Recognition technique is, how it works, and practical ways to implement it at home or in the classroom.
What Is Whole Word Recognition?
Whole Word Recognition is a technique that teaches children to instantly recognize entire words without decoding them letter by letter. This approach is particularly effective for high-frequency sight words that appear often in texts but may not follow standard phonics rules (e.g., "the," "and," "is").
By building a bank of words children can recognize on sight, this method helps improve reading fluency and confidence.
How Whole Word Recognition Works
1. Introduction of High-Frequency Sight Words
Begin with commonly used words like "the," "and," "is," "said," and "you."
Gradually introduce more complex sight words as the child progresses.
Focus on words that frequently appear in beginner texts and everyday contexts.
2. Repetition Through Various Tools
Use flashcards with the word printed clearly, along with illustrations if possible. Preschool High Frequency Word Flash cards Ready to Use available.
Create a word wall in the classroom or at home, displaying sight words in large, colorful letters.
Play interactive games like memory matching, bingo, or "word hunt" to reinforce learning.

3. Incorporating Visual Cues and Illustrations
Pair words with pictures to help children connect meaning to the word.
Use books with large print and illustrations where sight words are emphasized.
Include colorful posters or charts that combine sight words and images.
What You Can Do...
1. At Home
Label everyday objects around the house (e.g., "door," "chair," "table").
Practice reading sight words during storytime by pointing them out in books.
Use magnetic letters or sticky notes to create sight word displays on the fridge or walls.
2. In the Classroom
Dedicate a section of the classroom to a "word wall" that grows as students learn new words. Preschool High Frequency Sight Word Flash Cards Ready to Use, available now.
Start each day with a sight word review using flashcards or a group activity.
Incorporate sight words into songs, poems, and rhymes to make learning fun.
3. While Out and About
Point out sight words on signs, menus, and advertisements while shopping or traveling.
Encourage children to read short instructions or labels (e.g., "push," "stop," "open").
Create scavenger hunts where children look for specific sight words in their environment.
Benefits of Whole Word Recognition
Improves Fluency: Children learn to read common words quickly, making reading smoother and more enjoyable.
Builds Confidence: Recognizing words instantly reduces frustration and boosts self-esteem.
Enhances Comprehension: With fewer decoding efforts, children focus more on understanding the text.
Supports Early Writing Skills: Familiarity with sight words helps children spell and write these words correctly.
Suggested Tools
Sight Word Flashcards
Use colorful cards with a word on one side and an illustration on the other (e.g., "cat" paired with a picture of a cat).
Word Walls
Create a vibrant display of sight words in a prominent place. Use large fonts and bright colors.
Interactive Games
Design board games or digital games that involve identifying or matching sight words.
Themed Worksheets
Provide worksheets where children trace, color, and match sight words.
Sight Word Storybooks
Introduce books written specifically with high-frequency sight words for early readers.
Tips for Parents and Teachers
Be Patient: Some children may need more time and practice to remember sight words.
Celebrate Progress: Encourage and praise children as they master new words.
Mix and Match Techniques: Combine Whole Word Recognition with phonics to create a balanced reading approach.
Use Technology: Leverage educational apps and online resources that focus on sight word recognition.

Conclusion
Whole Word Recognition is an effective and enjoyable way to help children develop reading fluency and confidence. By focusing on high-frequency sight words and using tools like flashcards, word walls, and interactive games, parents and teachers can make the learning process engaging and successful. Combined with patience and encouragement, this technique ensures a strong foundation for lifelong reading and learning.
You might be interested to read other articles included in the Reading Skills series:
📚Unlocking Reading Success: The Power of CVC Words📖
The Phonics Approach to Teaching Reading
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Weeks after being flagged for her pro-Hamas agit-prop pushed on toddlers at PS 59 on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Siriana Abboud remains on the payroll and unpunished — because it’s next to impossible to discipline, much less fire, misbehaving New York City teachers.
And also because she has friends in high places.
Last month, The Post’s Susan Edelman broke the news of Abboud pushing an anti-Israel agenda on pre-K tots and sharing tips on indoctrinating kids online: Her site’s Allusio Academy preschool program seems to have come directly from a Hamas pre-K curriculum guide.
Her Instagram page is chock-a-block with pro-Palestinian content: skewed teach-ins on the history of Palestine, Zionism, European colonialism, and “orientalism,” plus how to help your child advocate for Palestine.
Days after Hamas’ Oct. 7 atrocities, she wrote on Instagram, “we stand with those still tearing down border walls” and “we show solidarity with those still fighting to free their stolen land.”Last month, The Post’s Susan Edelman broke the news of Siriana Abboud pushing an anti-Israel agenda on pre-K tots and sharing tips on indoctrinating kids online.Instagram @sirianajanine
Parents have asked the city Department of Education to investigate this teacher’s hate, but so far all that’s happened is that she’s gone on indefinite “medical leave” — an obvious sign that the DOE is simply hoping to wait out the storm.
State law makes it nearly impossible to fire a bad or even dangerous teacher who has tenure: The union-inspired arbitration rules can drag out the process for years.
In one infamous case, a city teacher accused of misconduct toward his students earned over $1.7 million in salary in the course of a 20-year “rubber room” stint.
But that’s not all that’s going on here.
Abboud’s issues go back at least a year: Jewish parents and teachers at the school complained back in October 2022 when she put a crude antisemitic poster on the bulletin board outside her classroom.
Other than having her take it down, the only official response was a single “restorative justice” session, where her colleagues could express their feelings.
Within weeks of that, the city Department of Education honored Abboud with a 2023-24 Big Apple Award, applauding her work “as a liberation-inspired educator” who “centers children’s agency and global consciousness,” raises the “societal expectations” of young children and other woke claptrap.348
In other words, she won official acclaim for the radicalism that now has her out of the classroom, but still getting paid.
Schools Chancellor David Banks plainly hasn’t cleaned house at DOE headquarters, if he’s even tried.
No wonder alert middle- and working-class families are fleeing the DOE’s schools.
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From Confused to Confident: 7 Smart Tips to Choose the Best Preschool in Ahmedabad
Choosing a preschool is one of the biggest decisions you'll make in your child’s early years. It’s their first step into formal education—a place where they’ll start learning, making friends, and developing confidence that will shape their future.
If you're in or around Ahmedabad, you’re fortunate to have many excellent options for your little one. But with so many choices for a preschool in Ahmedabad, how do you know which one is the best fit? Whether you’re a new parent or looking to switch schools, this guide breaks down the essential factors to consider when selecting the best preschool in Ahmedabad for your child.
1. Understand Your Child’s Unique Needs Every child is different—some are outgoing, others are shy; some love messy play, while others prefer quiet activities. Before you start researching Ahmedabad preschools, take a step back and think about your child’s temperament and learning style.
Ask yourself:
Is my child more social or reserved?
Would they thrive in a structured environment or a more flexible, play-based setting?
Do we prefer a school with English, Gujarati, or bilingual instruction?
Knowing your child’s personality helps narrow down the best play schools in Ahmedabad that will truly suit them.
2. Check the Curriculum and Teaching Approach
Not all preschools follow the same educational model. Some emphasize academic readiness, while others focus on emotional growth and social learning through play. Here are a few common approaches you'll come across in preschools in Ahmedabad:
Montessori: Encourages independence and self-paced learning.
Play-Based: Focuses on exploration and discovery through play.
Reggio Emilia: Builds creativity and teamwork through collaborative projects.
Structured Curriculum: Offers a more formal, academic-focused setup.
Always ask how the school balances learning with fun—because the best nursery schools in Ahmedabad blend both seamlessly.
3. Are the Teachers Warm, Kind, and Qualified?
Teachers are the backbone of any preschool experience. Their warmth, patience, and understanding can make all the difference in how your child adjusts and grows.
When visiting a school:
Ask about teacher qualifications and training.
Observe classroom dynamics—are teachers kind, attentive, and engaged?
Inquire about teacher-student ratios (smaller groups are ideal for personalized attention).
Great preschools in Ahmedabad focus on nurturing not just the mind but also the heart.
4. Safety First: Check Cleanliness and Facilities
Safety and hygiene are non-negotiable. Your peace of mind starts with knowing your child is in a secure, clean environment every day.
Look for:
Gated campuses with secure entry.
First-aid facilities and trained staff.
Clean, child-friendly classrooms and bathrooms.
Well-maintained outdoor play areas.
Top-rated preschools in Ahmedabad also offer CCTV monitoring and clear safety protocols for emergencies.
5. Prioritize Play-Based LearningChildren between 2 and 6 learn best through play. Avoid overly academic environments at this stage. Instead, look for Ahmedabad preschools that encourage natural learning through fun activities like storytelling, sensory play, music, and creative arts.
The best play schools in Ahmedabad know that when learning is joyful, children develop stronger cognitive, social, and emotional skills.
6. Choose a Preschool That Values Parent CommunicationGood communication between school and parents builds trust and strengthens your child’s progress. Look for preschools in Ahmedabad that offer:
Regular parent-teacher meetings.
Daily or weekly updates through apps or diaries.
Transparent tracking of your child’s growth.
The best nursery schools in Ahmedabad see parents as partners in the learning journey.

7. Always Visit Before You Decide While websites and brochures are helpful, nothing beats seeing the school in action. Visiting allows you to get a feel for the environment and observe how teachers engage with students.
When you visit:
Watch how happy and engaged the kids are.
Notice if the school feels welcoming and safe.
Ask practical questions about routines, discipline, and settling-in processes.
Whether you’re looking at premium options or affordable preschools in Ahmedabad, your instincts—and your child’s comfort—matter most.
Bonus: Smart Questions to Ask on Your TourTo make your visit count, ask:
What’s your daily routine like?
How do you handle discipline?
How large are your class sizes?
How are reading and math introduced?
Do you provide meals/snacks?
What special events or festivals do you celebrate?
Looking for Recommendations?
If you're starting your search, consider NurtureLand Preschool—a warm, child-first environment that blends Montessori principles with creative play-based learning. Known as one of the best play schools in Ahmedabad, NurtureLand combines experienced teachers, safe facilities, and open parent communication—all at an affordable preschool price point.
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How to Teach Kids Proper Scissor Handling — Tips for Parents & Teachers
Children can learn a lot and have fun when introduced to scissors. The ability to use scissors not only improves fine motor coordination but also encourages independence and creativity. But when it comes to young learners, safety and appropriate handling are very important.
Following helpful tips can help scissors for kids Indian use safely and successfully, whether you’re a teacher supervising a classroom full of eager young hands or a parent guiding your child at home.
Importance of scissor skills
Using scissors promotes the development of:
● Strength and coordination of the hands
● Coordination between the hands (bilateral)
● The ability to coordinate hands and eyes
● Focus and concentration
● Independence and inventiveness
At Munix, we believe educational tools should be both practical and kid-friendly. We ensure that kids can learn with comfort and confidence with our ergonomically designed safety scissors.
Starting with the right scissors
Make sure you’re using kid-safe, age-appropriate scissors before you start. Take note of:
➔ Rounded tips to avoid mishaps
➔ Small hands with ergonomic grips
➔ Blunt blades
➔ In the larger hole, the middle finger (and occasionally the index finger) is inserted.
➔ Outside, the ring and pinky fingers rest to facilitate movement.
Practicing with easy material
Begin with materials that are soft and simple to cut, such as:
➔ Playdough
➔ Yarn or straws under supervision
Before moving on to more difficult activities, these materials aid in boosting confidence.
Teaching scissor safety rules
Make sure children are aware of these important guidelines:
➔ Do not run with scissors; instead, walk.
➔ When carrying scissors, always pass them with the handles facing down.
➔ Only materials approved by the teacher or cut paper.
➔ After using scissors, store them appropriately.
Making a scissor safety chart can act as an excellent visual reminder in homes or classrooms.
More than just a preschool accomplishment, scissors skills provide a springboard for more independence and creativity. With the right tools and a supportive learning atmosphere, kids can quickly learn how to handle scissors properly.
Supporting young learners and the people who mentor them is a priority for Munix. Our selection of kid-safe scissors is designed to accommodate developing hands while maintaining the highest level of safety and enjoyment. Explore our kid-friendly scissors today.
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How to train staff for a nursery or preschool franchise for better child care.
Introduction
Running a successful nursery school, play school franchise, or pre primary school franchise requires more than just infrastructure and curriculum—it hinges on the quality and preparedness of the staff. Trained teachers and caregivers form the backbone of any early childhood education setup. Proper staff training not only ensures better child care but also builds trust among parents and enhances the reputation of the institution.
Importance of Staff Training in Nursery and Pre Primary School Franchise
Childcare at the preschool level is sensitive, formative, and foundational. Preschool staff are responsible not only for academic readiness but also for a child’s emotional, social, and physical development. In a nursery school or pre primary school franchise, the quality of care depends directly on how well the staff understands:
Child psychology and behavior
Age-appropriate teaching methods
Health and safety protocols
Communication with parents and children
Crisis management and first-aid skills
Steps to Effectively Train Staff for Better Child Care
1. Induction and Orientation
Every staff member should go through a detailed induction program. This includes:
Introduction to the franchise's vision, mission, and educational philosophy.
Understanding the daily schedule and routines.
Overview of teaching methodologies specific to your play school franchise.
2. Child Development Training
In-depth training in early childhood development is a must. Topics should cover:
Cognitive, emotional, and social stages of children from 2 to 6 years.
Encouraging creativity, curiosity, and learning through play.
Recognizing signs of developmental delays or special needs.
3. Classroom Management Techniques
Train your staff on maintaining a healthy, structured, and disciplined environment:
Positive reinforcement strategies.
Conflict resolution among children.
Time and activity management.
4. Health and Safety Protocols
One of the top priorities for any nursery school or pre primary school franchise is child safety. Staff should be trained in:
First-aid and CPR.
Emergency evacuation procedures.
Hygiene practices and managing illness in children.
5. Parent Communication Skills
Effective communication with parents builds confidence and enhances transparency:
Training on how to conduct parent-teacher meetings.
Daily reporting and feedback sharing.
Handling difficult conversations with empathy and professionalism.
6. Curriculum Implementation
Each play school franchise may follow a specific curriculum (Montessori, Reggio Emilia, etc.). Staff should be:
Well-versed with the teaching philosophy.
Able to design and execute daily lesson plans.
Equipped with assessment tools for early learners.
7. On-the-Job Observation and Feedback
Continuous learning is key. New and old staff should be regularly:
Observed by senior educators or franchise trainers.
Given constructive feedback and growth opportunities.
Encouraged to attend workshops and refresher courses.
8. Technology and Digital Skills
Modern nursery schools often use technology for record-keeping, attendance, and even classroom engagement:
Train staff to use educational apps or smart classroom tools.
Maintain digital communication with parents through apps or emails.
Additional Tips for Franchise Owners
Create a centralized training manual or portal for your franchise network.
Encourage staff to get certified in ECCE (Early Childhood Care & Education).
Offer incentives for continuous learning, such as bonuses for attending seminars.
Regularly audit each franchise branch for staff performance and care standards.
FAQs
Q1. How often should staff in a play school franchise be trained?
Answer: Ideally, staff should undergo basic training before joining and have quarterly refresher sessions. Annual workshops on child psychology and curriculum upgrades are also recommended.
Q2. What qualifications should staff in a pre primary school franchise have?
Answer: A diploma or certification in Early Childhood Education is preferred. Experience in teaching young children and a basic understanding of child behavior is also important.
Q3. Can franchise owners develop their own training programs?
Answer: Yes, franchise owners can develop custom programs tailored to their educational philosophy, provided they align with the brand's overall vision and state education guidelines.
Q4. What are the key traits to look for while hiring for a nursery school?
Answer: Patience, empathy, creativity, and good communication skills are essential. A positive attitude toward children and a willingness to learn are equally important.
Q5. Do all play school franchises offer centralized training?
Answer: Not necessarily. Some franchise models offer centralized training while others may provide toolkits and leave training to individual branches. Choosing a franchise with strong training support is advisable.
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Magical Pages: A Look at the Best Children’s Story Books and Picture Books
Children's books are more than just stories on a page—they're gateways to imagination, tools for learning, and companions during bedtime snuggles. From whimsical tales to lessons about kindness, the world of children's literature is rich, colorful, and endlessly inspiring. Whether you’re a parent looking for bedtime favorites, a teacher building your classroom library, or someone gifting a book to a little one, this blog will guide you through the best children's story books, must-have children’s picture books, and some classic names of children's books you should definitely know.
Why Children’s Books Matter
Children's books play a huge role in early development. They spark imagination, build vocabulary, and teach important life values like empathy, courage, and friendship. The best books stay with children for years, often becoming nostalgic keepsakes they one day read to their own kids.
The Magic of Children’s Picture Books
Children’s picture books are often a child's first introduction to reading. With vibrant illustrations and simple, rhythmic text, these books make learning to read fun and engaging. They're perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, helping them connect words with images and emotions.
Great picture books often have a deeper message hidden beneath the fun. Whether it’s about sharing, overcoming fears, or celebrating differences, these stories help shape a child’s understanding of the world in a gentle, age-appropriate way.
Some all-time favorite children’s picture books include:
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle – A delightful tale with colorful artwork and a fun way to learn about days, foods, and life cycles.
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak – A beautifully illustrated adventure into imagination and emotion.
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle – A rhythmic book perfect for young readers just learning to identify animals and colors.
Exploring the Best Children's Story Books
When children grow a little older and begin to follow more complex narratives, they graduate to storybooks with engaging plots and rich characters. The best children's story books are the ones that are not only fun to read but also leave a lasting impression.
Here are a few must-reads that have stood the test of time:
Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White – A heartwarming story about friendship between a pig and a spider.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter – A classic story with gentle humor and beautiful illustrations.
Matilda by Roald Dahl – A brilliant little girl with magical powers teaches us that brains and bravery can conquer anything.
These books aren’t just stories; they’re life lessons wrapped in entertaining tales.
Popular Names of Children's Books You Should Know
There are certain names of children's books that every bookshelf should have—titles that generations of readers have loved and passed on. Some of these include:
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling (for slightly older children)
These books have become iconic not just because of their storytelling, but because they connect deeply with the emotions and experiences of young readers.
Tips for Choosing the Right Books for Kids
Age-appropriate content – Look for books that match your child’s reading level and interests.
Illustrations matter – Especially for younger kids, bright and expressive pictures keep them engaged.
Look for values – Choose books that teach kindness, courage, and creativity.
Mix it up – Include a balance of funny stories, educational content, and heartwarming tales.
Final Thoughts
From laugh-out-loud children’s picture books to the deeply moving adventures found in the best children's story books, reading is a gift that keeps on giving. Building a small library of beloved stories is one of the greatest things you can do for a child. With so many beautiful names of children's books to choose from, every reading session becomes a moment of connection, imagination, and joy.
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🌟 Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: How Assistant Teachers Can Support Self-Regulation and Problem-Solving in the Classroom 🌟
Hey there, superheroes in sneakers—yes, I'm talking to you, assistant teachers! You are the heart of our classroom rhythm, the extra set of eyes, hands, and hearts that make each day smoother, brighter, and more meaningful. When it comes to helping our little learners develop self-regulation and problem-solving skills, your role is essential.
Let’s talk about how you can actively support the emotional growth of our kiddos and be a powerful partner in creating a calm, empowering environment.
🧠 What Is Self-Regulation, Really?
Think of self-regulation as the ability to manage big feelings, wait for turns, handle disappointment, and choose positive ways to cope when things don’t go their way. Spoiler alert: toddlers and preschoolers are still learning how to do this. That’s where we come in!
🔄 Mirror, Mirror: Model Calm Responses
Children are like little mirrors—they reflect what they see. When you stay calm and speak in a steady, gentle voice during tense moments, you’re showing them what regulation looks like.
Try This: Next time a child is upset, say aloud, “I’m feeling a little frustrated, so I’m going to take a deep breath to help myself feel better.” It seems simple, but it’s powerful modeling!
🎯 Be the Problem-Solving Coach
When kids run into conflicts—over toys, space, or even who gets the last scoop of Play-Doh—they’re not trying to be difficult; they’re learning how to navigate a social world. You can guide them step-by-step.
Your Role:
Get low (eye level = connection).
Use calm, clear language: “I see you both want the same toy. Let’s think—what can we do?”
Encourage choices: “Should we take turns, or find another toy to play with while we wait?”
🧺 Build the Toolbox
Help reinforce the strategies we teach by encouraging children to use calming tools or “feelings helpers” we’ve introduced—like breathing buddies, emotion charts, or the calm down corner.
Pro Tip: Join them there! Sometimes, just sitting beside a child and quietly modeling deep breathing can work wonders.
🤝 Keep the Communication Flowing
You don’t have to guess what’s needed—we’re a team! Check in regularly with the lead teacher about which children might need extra support and what strategies are being used. The more we’re aligned, the more consistent and effective our guidance becomes.
🧡 Your Presence Matters More Than You Know
Every smile you offer, every hand you hold, every time you kneel beside a struggling child and help them find their words—you’re shaping hearts and minds in the best possible way.
Thank you for everything you do. Together, we’re not just teaching kids how to share or stay calm—we’re teaching them how to thrive in a community.
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The Best Kids Schools Near You: A Comprehensive Guide
Finding the perfect kids school in Pragathi Nagar for your child is one of the most important decisions you'll make as a parent. The right school sets the foundation for a child's academic success, social development, and overall well-being. If you're searching for a play school near me or a preschool in Hyderabad, this guide will help you make an informed choice.
Why Choosing the Right Kids School Matters
Early education plays a crucial role in shaping a child's cognitive and emotional development. A well-structured kids school in Pragathi Nagar will provide a nurturing environment, age-appropriate learning techniques, and a strong focus on social skills.
Factors to Consider When Selecting a Kids School
Curriculum & Teaching Methods – Look for a school that offers a well-balanced curriculum, combining academics, creative activities, and play-based learning.
Qualified Teachers – Experienced and trained educators play a vital role in fostering a love for learning in children.
Infrastructure & Safety – A good school should have a safe and engaging learning environment with well-equipped classrooms, playgrounds, and security measures.
Extracurricular Activities – Apart from academics, kids should be encouraged to participate in sports, arts, and cultural programs for overall development.
Parent Reviews & Ratings – Check online reviews and speak to other parents to get a better understanding of the school’s reputation.
Best Kids Schools in Pragathi Nagar
If you're looking for a play school near me, here are some top-rated preschools in Hyderabad, particularly in Pragathi Nagar:
Little Learners Preschool – Known for its interactive teaching methods and child-friendly atmosphere.
Sunshine Kids Academy – Offers a blend of Montessori and traditional teaching techniques for holistic development.
Tiny Tots Play School – Focuses on experiential learning and creative activities to make education fun.
ABC Montessori – Provides a structured curriculum with personalized attention for every child.
Bright Minds Kids School – Features modern infrastructure, well-trained teachers, and a focus on early childhood development.
Tips for Parents When Choosing a Kids School
Visit the School Premises: Always take a tour of the school to understand its facilities and environment.
Talk to Teachers: Interact with the faculty to understand their teaching approach and experience.
Observe the Student-Teacher Ratio: A lower ratio ensures that every child gets proper attention.
Check the School’s Values & Approach: Make sure the school aligns with your expectations for your child’s education and upbringing.
Final Thoughts
Choosing the right kids school in Pragathi Nagar is essential for your child’s early learning journey. Whether you are searching for a play school near me or a preschool in Hyderabad, prioritize schools that offer a safe, engaging, and growth-oriented environment. By considering key factors like curriculum, infrastructure, and teacher quality, you can ensure that your child gets the best start in their educational journey.
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Giving Kids the Best Start- Early Childhood Education in Gujarat
Early childhood education plays a vital part in forming a child’s future. The early years—typically from birth to age six—are a period of quick brain advancement, laying the establishment for long lasting learning, enthusiastic well-being, and social abilities. In Gujarat, guardians are progressively recognizing the importance of quality early instruction, and educate like H3 Preschool are venturing up to give a sustaining environment for youthful learners.
Why Early Childhood Education Matters
Research appears that children who get organized early instruction perform superior in school and create basic life abilities. At H3 Preschool, we accept that early learning ought to be fun, locks in, and custom fitted to each child’s formative needs. Our play-based approach guarantees that children not as it were obtain scholarly aptitudes but moreover create imagination, problem-solving capacities, and social intelligence.
Take, for case, Aarav, a three-year-old who at first battled with communication. His guardians were concerned around his bashful nature. Be that as it may, after a few months at H3 Preschool, where intuitively narrating and gather exercises are a portion of every day learning, Aarav bloomed into a certain small speaker. His change is a confirmation to the control of early childhood education in Gujarat.
The Developing Request for Quality Preschools in Gujarat
With urbanization and changing family flow, guardians are looking for preschools that give a organized however supporting learning environment. This request has driven to the rise of the preschool establishment in Ahmedabad, making it simpler for business people to contribute in instruction whereas guaranteeing tall standards.
At H3 Preschool, we offer a establishment show that enables teachers and commerce proprietors to set up preschools with a well-researched educational modules, teacher preparing, and state-of-the-art offices. Whether you’re a parent looking for the best preschool in Ahmedabad or an business person interested in early instruction, our franchise model guarantees consistency in quality education.
What Makes H3 Preschool Stand Out?
1. Child-Centric Learning Approach
Unlike conventional teaching strategies that center exclusively on academics, H3 Preschool embraces a all encompassing approach. Our educational programs integrates:
· Play-based learning
· STEM (Science, Innovation, Designing, and Arithmetic) activities
· Art and music
· Social-emotional learning
These components guarantee that children create well-rounded abilities, planning them for essential school and beyond.
2. Experienced Educators
A preschool is as it were as great as its instructors. At H3 Preschool, our teachers experience specialized preparing in early childhood instruction. We emphasize the significance of persistence, inventiveness, and a supporting attitude—qualities that characterize an fabulous preschool teacher.
3. Secure and Invigorating Environment
Children learn best in situations where they feel secure and energized. Our classrooms are planned with child-friendly furniture, plentiful play zones, and locks in learning materials. Security measures such as CCTV reconnaissance and secure section focuses guarantee guardians have peace of mind.
4. Parent Involvement
Education is a collaborative exertion between instructors and guardians. At H3 Preschool, we energize parental interest through:
· Regular parent-teacher meetings
· Workshops on child development
· Fun occasions where guardians can lock in in learning exercises with their children
Practical Tips for Guardians: How to Back Early Learning at Home
While enlisting your child in a quality preschool is fundamental, learning doesn’t halt at the classroom entryway. Here are a few basic ways to strengthen early childhood instruction at home:
· Encourage Perusing: Studied stories to your child each day to create their dialect aptitudes and imagination.
· Promote Play-Based Learning: Straightforward exercises like astounds, building squares, and imagine play offer assistance move forward cognitive skills.
· Develop Social Abilities: Orchestrate playdates and empower sharing and cooperation through gather activities.
· Foster Interest: Reply your child’s “why” questions persistently, as interest is the to begin with step to long lasting learning.
The Future of Early Childhood Instruction in Gujarat
With expanding mindfulness around the significance of early education, Gujarat is seeing a change in preschool instruction. Guardians no longer settle for conventional repetition learning strategies; they look for intelligently and locks in learning environments.
Institutions like H3 Preschool are at the cutting edge of this alter, guaranteeing that children get the best begin in life. Whether you’re a parent looking for a preschool franchise in Ahmedabad or looking for the best preschool in Ahmedabad for your small one, contributing in early instruction is a choice that will abdicate deep rooted benefits.
Final Thoughts
Choosing the right preschool for your child is one of the most noteworthy choices you’ll make as a parent. A high-quality early instruction program doesn’t fair get ready children academically—it sustains their social, passionate, and cognitive growth.
At H3 Preschool, we are committed to giving a secure, fortifying, and supporting environment where children can flourish. Connect us in forming the future of early childhood education in Gujarat and giving your child the solid establishment they deserve.
If you're interested in learning more around our programs or investigating establishment openings, visit H3 Preschool nowadays and take the to begin with step toward a brighter future for your child!
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Searching For a Preschool in Santa Clara for Your Kids? These 6 Tips Will Help!
Nowadays, choosing the right preschool for your child is a crucial decision. A high-quality preschool education plays a vital role in shaping a child's physical, mental, and emotional development.
Research from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) highlights the importance of preschool education. “Researchers have found that kids who go to preschool do much better in reading and mathematics.”
In contrast, those who miss preschool days experience fewer learning gains, equivalent to 5–6% of a standard deviation.”
To ensure you make the best choice, we discussed six essential tips for finding the right preschool in Santa Clara for your child.
6 Tips to Find the Best Preschool in Santa Clara for Your Kids
Six tips that make your search process easier for preschool in Santa Clara for your children.
Prioritize Safety and Hygiene
Your child’s safety should be the top priority. Visit the preschool in person to assess the cleanliness, security measures, and emergency preparedness. Check if classrooms, play areas, and restrooms are clean and well-maintained.
Ask about the staff-to-child ratio and how they handle emergencies. A safe and healthy environment fosters better learning and development.
2. Evaluate the Curriculum and Teaching Approach
Different preschools follow various teaching methodologies, play-based learning, or a traditional academic curriculum. Research these approaches and decide which aligns best with your child’s learning style. Look for a balanced curriculum that includes,
Academics
Expanding access to preschool is a positive step, but experts emphasize it's not a complete solution to America's literacy challenges.
According to US news, “factors such as economic disparities and home environments play significant roles in early language development. For instance, by age three, children from low-income families often have vocabularies about half the size (500 words) of their more affluent peers (1,100 words).”
Addressing these issues requires comprehensive strategies that include parental support, community engagement, and quality early education programs.
Creative Activities
Creative activities make your kids think more. According to US News, “process art is all about letting kids dive into creativity without worrying about the final product. By focusing on exploration and experimentation, children can boost their motor skills, critical thinking, and emotional expression.”

Parents can support this by providing everyday materials, suggesting broad themes, and asking open-ended questions (fun question suggestions for your kids) to spark imagination.
Social Interaction
Social interaction in early childhood brings exciting changes in your kids exploring the world around them.
According to Science Daily, “researchers observed 31 children (ages 2-4) in U.S. preschools to study their social interactions. Lead researcher Federico Rossano noted a lack of in-depth studies. To bridge this gap, they compared children's interactions with adults and great apes, offering insights into early childhood development and social behavior.”
to ensure your kids get holistic development.
Check Teacher Qualification Children's and Experience
Teachers play a significant role in early education. Ensure the preschool has qualified and experienced teachers who are passionate about working with children. Observe their teaching style, patience, and ability to engage young minds. A good preschool teacher fosters curiosity, confidence, and a love for learning in children.
2. Cognitive Development
Children’s brains develop rapidly, and play-based learning strengthens problem-solving and memory.
According to Piaget’s theory, “He identified sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational stages, highlighting how children construct knowledge through interaction with their environment.” (Four stages explained; source link for your more information.)
Look for preschools that use constructivist learning, where your kids learn by doing. This boosts neuroplasticity, helping them adapt to new challenges.
3. Consider Location and Convenience
While quality education is essential, the preschool’s location also matters. Choose a preschool in Santa Clara that is easily accessible from your home or workplace to avoid long commutes.
Check if the school provides transportation services if needed, and ensure they have proper safety measures for pickups and drop-offs.
4. Read Reviews and Seek Recommendations
Talk to other parents and read online reviews to get insights about different preschools in Santa Clara. Personal recommendations can provide valuable information about the school's environment, teacher behavior, and overall experience.
Final Thoughts: Happy preschool hunting!
Selecting the right preschool in Santa Clara requires careful consideration, but following these six tips will help you make an informed choice.
Invest in “L Academy School” that prioritizes safety and healthy diet food, provides a nurturing environment, and follows a strong curriculum because the foundation you lay today will shape your child’s future success.
Website:https://www.lacademyschools.com/
E- mail: [email protected]
Contact: +1 4159809855
Address: 49 Page Street, San Francisco, CA, United States
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Discovering Excellence: The Best Nursery and Play Schools in Noida
The formative years of a child's education have never been more important. Early childhood education lays the foundation for a child's subsequent learning and emotional well-being. Noida is an emerging centre for quality education. It has a range of nursery and play schools that provide for the developmental requirements of young children. This blog intends to highlight some of the best nursery schools in Noida. Parents can gain useful insights to make the right choice.
Importance of Play Schools
Early childhood is a period of significant developmental milestones. These years are a melting pot of development. Nursery and play schools promote intellectual development through a secure setting. Children can experiment and learn from play. Nonetheless, selecting the appropriate school proves daunting for most parents. They have apprehensions about curricula and general safety.
Best Nursery Schools in Noida
Tiny Tots Academy
Tiny Tots Academy has been a favourite school in Noida since 2012. It is mostly famous for its devoted employees and caring environment. The school boasts numerous facilities like a library and computer lab. Feedback from parents attests to the school's excellent community and involves parental participation, which explains why the school is so popular among residents.
Creative Minds Play School
Since its opening in 2018, Creative Minds has embraced a dynamic and adaptive curriculum that enables students to pursue their passions. One of a kind is the availability of outdoor classrooms and nature walks. Parents regularly comment on how prepared their kids feel as they prepare to go into more structured education.
Sunshine Preschool
Sunshine Preschool boasts its dedication to cleanliness and safety. This school employs contemporary teaching practices. Parents love the individualised attention each child gets and the welcoming community events that help families bond together.
The Enrollment Process
Placing a child in a nursery normally involves some process. The parents must fill out the application form and provide the necessary documents. It is good to have prior visits to likely schools to comprehend the atmosphere and interact with attendants.
Parent Recommendations and Tips
Seasoned parents advise going to several schools and sitting in on some classes. Spending time with teachers and questioning them allows parents to assess whether a school is compatible with their values. Additionally, attending school functions and activities allows parents to build community and trust.
Conclusion
Your child's early life education and success must find a proper nursery or play school. Parents can make an informed decision for their child's growth by analysing and observing the best play schools in Noida. Investment in a child's early education is the foundation for life-long learning.
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Best Preschool in Bhopal – The Ideal Start for Your Child’s Education
Choosing the right preschool is one of the most crucial decisions parents make for their child’s early education. A good preschool lays the foundation for lifelong learning, creativity, and social development. If you are searching for the best preschool in Bhopal, this guide will help you understand what makes a preschool ideal and why it is essential to choose the right one.

Why Early Childhood Education Matters?
Early childhood education plays a significant role in shaping a child’s cognitive and social skills. Studies show that children who attend high-quality preschools develop better communication, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence skills. The best pre primary school in Bhopal ensures that children not only gain knowledge but also learn essential life skills through interactive activities.
A structured preschool curriculum helps children develop:
Social and Emotional Skills – Learning how to interact with peers and teachers.
Cognitive Development – Encouraging curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity.
Motor Skills – Engaging in activities that enhance physical coordination.
Language Development – Improving vocabulary, comprehension, and communication.
Features of the Best Preschool in Bhopal
While selecting a preschool, parents must consider several factors to ensure their child receives the best education in a nurturing environment. Below are some key aspects that define the best preschool in Bhopal:
1. Experienced and Qualified Teachers
The success of any preschool depends on its teachers. A well-trained, compassionate, and skilled teaching staff plays a vital role in a child’s early development. The best pre primary school in Bhopal ensures that teachers are not only academically qualified but also understand child psychology.
2. Child-Centric Curriculum
A structured and balanced curriculum that integrates play-based learning with academics is essential. The best private school in Bhopal follows an internationally recognized curriculum that includes:
Activity-based learning
Language development programs
Interactive storytelling sessions
Hands-on science experiments
Arts, music, and craft sessions
3. Safe and Stimulating Environment
A child’s safety is the foremost concern of parents. The school with best infrastructure should have:
CCTV surveillance and security personnel
Hygienic and well-maintained classrooms
Child-friendly furniture and play areas
Safe transportation facilities
4. Affordable Fee Structure
Many parents seek the best school in Neelbad with low fees that offers quality education without burdening their finances. A good preschool should maintain a balance between affordability and premium educational facilities.
5. Extracurricular and Play-Based Learning
Holistic development is crucial for preschoolers. The best cbse schools in Bhopal ensure that children participate in:
Music and dance classes
Outdoor play and sports
Group activities and role-playing
Yoga and meditation sessions
Advantages of Enrolling in a CBSE School from Preschool Level
Choosing a CBSE curriculum from the preschool stage ensures that children have a strong academic foundation. A CBSE school in Bhopal near me follows a structured syllabus that gradually prepares students for higher studies.
Benefits of a CBSE-based Preschool Education:
A well-defined syllabus that fosters logical thinking and creativity.
Equal emphasis on academics and extracurricular activities.
NCERT-based teaching methods for a smooth transition to higher classes.
Multilingual approach to develop linguistic skills.
How to Choose the Best Preschool in Bhopal?
Parents often struggle to find the best preschool in Bhopal due to the wide range of options available. Here are some tips to help you make an informed decision:
1. Check the School’s Reputation
Look for reviews, ratings, and parent testimonials about the best private school in Bhopal. Visit the school and observe the classroom environment.
2. Assess the Infrastructure
A well-equipped school with best infrastructure offers a comfortable learning environment. Check for:
Spacious classrooms
Playgrounds and sports facilities
Smart classrooms with digital learning tools
Hygienic washrooms and dining areas
3. Meet the Teaching Staff
Interact with the teachers to understand their approach to early childhood education. The best pre primary school in Bhopal will have educators who are patient, knowledgeable, and trained in child care.
4. Curriculum and Teaching Methods
Ensure that the preschool follows a balanced curriculum that integrates academics with creative and play-based learning.
5. Safety and Hygiene Standards
Check for proper safety measures, sanitation, and medical facilities. A reliable CBSE school in Bhopal near me will always prioritize child safety.
Best CBSE Schools in Bhopal – A Step Beyond Preschool
Once your child completes preschool, transitioning to primary school should be seamless. Many parents prefer CBSE-affiliated institutions due to their national and international recognition. The top 10 CBSE schools in Bhopal provide:
Structured academic programs
Interactive learning methodologies
Advanced infrastructure with modern teaching tools
Sports, arts, and personality development programs
The best CBSE schools in Bhopal follow NCERT guidelines, ensuring uniform education standards across the country. If you are looking for a CBSE school in Bhopal, choose one that aligns with your child’s learning needs and interests.
Best CBSE Results in Neelbad – Excellence in Academics
One of the key indicators of a good school is its academic performance. Parents looking for the best CBSE results in Neelbad should consider schools with a proven track record of success in board exams. A school’s performance reflects:
The quality of teaching staff
Student engagement in academics
Availability of resources for learning
Many top schools in Neelbad ensure that students excel not only in academics but also in extracurricular activities, preparing them for future challenges.
Why Choose the Best Preschool in Bhopal for Your Child?
Every parent dreams of providing their child with the best start in life. A quality preschool experience significantly impacts a child’s intellectual and emotional development. By choosing the best preschool in Bhopal, you ensure that your child:
Gains confidence and independence
Develops a love for learning
Enhances problem-solving and decision-making skills
Builds strong social connections
Conclusion
Selecting the right preschool is a significant decision that affects your child’s educational journey. The best preschool in Bhopal combines academic excellence with a nurturing environment, providing children with a solid foundation for future learning. As parents, prioritize a school that aligns with your child’s needs, offers a safe and stimulating atmosphere, and follows a well-structured curriculum.
Whether you are looking for the best CBSE results in Neelbad, a CBSE school in Bhopal, or the best school in Neelbad with low fees, make sure to evaluate all factors before making a choice. Invest in your child’s future by selecting a preschool that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and holistic development.
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This is something I try to teach at the daycare I work at, only partially as a survival mechanism.
All the current preschoolers have heard “Ms [BabyBat] can’t do [that] because of my [legs/knees].”
I can’t run, I can’t jump, I have to be careful some days getting down and up from the ground, and I am significantly less chill about playing with my legs while standing than the younger teachers, in contrast to my absurd willingness to have six three year olds hang off my body when stable on the ground.
It initially was a conscious modeling of diversity and acceptance: “You guys like and respect Ms [BabyBat], and she can’t do stuff you guys find easy. And that’s ok, you can still like and respect her even if her body works differently.”
Recently my knees have passed that tipping point of “Oh, right, I’m getting the family osteoarthritis” to “Yep, I got the osteoarthritis.”
And the survival component kicked it.
After several months of me being vocal about my reasons for decreasing some of my previous “This is acceptable” actions…
They look out for me.
I was sitting just the other day, letting the younger ones clamber onto me, and one of the four year olds asked in serious but also trusting curiosity if it was safe for my knees.
And me, slightly shocked it was, assured them I would tell the younger kids if it wasn’t, my knees weren’t as “big owies” as they had been, and I was being careful.
And it clued in that, for most of these literal preschoolers, they cared enough about my differences and trusted me about my limitations to respect when I say no to something, but also that what I am capable of changes day by day.
And that doesn’t make the days when I can’t do something the other teachers can do any less valid.
You can literally teach children this.
But it starts with normalizing “You can do that great, she can do it good, I can’t do it at all, and that’s ok and we accept all three.”
Society really needs to catch up.
When I say "I can't do that" what I'm not saying is:
I don't feel interested in doing that
I don't care enough to
I'm too good to be doing that
I don't think you deserve that of me
I'm not in the mood to do that
Not now, I'll do it later
Maybe
If that's what I meant, that's what I would say
What I am saying is:
It will negatively affect me in ways I can't afford
I simply can't physically fucking do that
I can't risk the potentially severe consequences I may experience if I overestimate my ability to do that
And if I explain that I am unable to do that, it is not an invitation to:
Tell me how much my disability hurts your feelings
Ask if I'm sure
Interrogate me because you believe yourself to be the judge of how unwell is unwell enough
Put words in my mouth ("why don't you care?")
Tell me how easy it would be
Remind me of how many other things I've been unable to do. I keep the score more than you do
Accuse me of exaggerating or faking to avoid doing it
Ask me again shortly
Make assumptions about additional explanations. (I must be mad at you, I must not care about this)
Offer compensation in return ("I can pay you" "we can do something you want to do after" "I'll get you something you like")
Ask what it would take for me to suddenly be capable of doing it
Tell me how you do things you have to do when when you're tired and then you can just rest and recover. I am not like you
Remind me of a time I was able to do that. Either I had more spoons or was less severely disabled if at all.
Say that if I was well enough to do X today, I should be able to do this as well. Energy doesn't work that way. Are you capable of running 8 miles right this minute just because you were okay to work a 10 hour shift today? That's what I thought
Suggest simply doing it a certain way ("take your time", "do it sitting down", "we can stop and take breaks", "just take your painkillers", etc)
But it is an invitation to:
Leave me the fuck alone about it 💕
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