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Simple Indoor Gardening for Your Classroom

by pqaadmin on September 18, 2019

Leah Zabari I absolutely love gardening! Putting seeds and plants in the ground is my favorite time of year, but shhhh… don’t tell anyone, I do NOT have a green thumb! Those seeds and plants

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Recycling Bottles

by pqaadmin on July 10, 2019

Kitty Syster Teaching science and nature concepts to preschool children can be difficult. One activity to help children understand why

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Looking Past the Magnifying Glass: Science in the Classroom

by pqaadmin on August 29, 2018

Asian children learning biology plant species outside the classroom.

Natalie Grebe For teachers in early childhood classrooms, incorporating science into daily activities can prove quite daunting. Some educators may

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Exploring Nature Everywhere

by pqaadmin on June 20, 2018

Leah Zabari During my preschool teaching days, I was lucky enough to work at a child care center that was

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Lullabies, Literacy, and Language: Using Music with Infants and Toddlers

by pqaadmin on November 29, 2017

Bobbi Philson Music is a powerful tool that early childhood teachers can use to support and nurture many developmental

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Sand and Water Play: Are you Nuts?

by pqaadmin on July 26, 2017

Beth Simon The above is often a response heard from child care providers when asked, “Do you use sand and water play in your classroom?” Although it’s the typical response, it does not mean it’s

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