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By Amy Hoffman One of my first loves was my kindergarten teacher. Ms. Lemon was always kind and taught me all kinds of important things. I learned how to share when using the easel and

By Kate Berger At JB's Bright Beginnings we have 15 individual classrooms, which also means that we have at least 15 head teachers. Of course, each teacher has their own unique way of organizing and

Kelli Harris I’d like to think of myself as an organized person, but there are always ways to improve. Here are some ways to stay organized in the new year: Make a to-do list and

Beth Simon Goleman (2011) states: The word 'motivation' shares its root with'emotion': both come from the Latin motere, to move. Our motives give us our aims and the drive to achieve them. Anything that's motivating

By Amy Hoffman Experiencing the holidays through the eyes of a child can be wonderful. Their joy, their excitement, and their fascination can rekindle the magic and bring out the“kid” in all of us. But

Amy Hoffman As corny as it may seem, one of my favorite memories of the winter holidays is the Coca-Cola commercial where they are all holding candles on the hill singing “I’d Like to Teach

Michelle Long   As I drive along the snow and ice covered roads, white knuckles on the steering wheel, another vehicle comes up behind me. The driver is too close for my comfort level in the

Leah Zabari Book review: It’s OK to Go UP the Slide by Heather Shumaker As I was scanning the library shelves for a good book to read, I came across the book It’s OK to

Shannon Dryden Healthy Early Childhood Coordinator Get Healthy Philly - Philadelphia Department of Public Health  A healthy start is essential for young children, providing a strong foundation for learning and developing healthy habits for their

By James W. Nicholson, M.Ed. There is a myriad of issues that we all have to deal with on a daily basis. Many of us are parents. We are stressed with financial obligations. Perhaps, you have finally gone