A teaching moment as I heard the crash and shatter of the decor I had hung high on the preschool marketplace. I loved the pop of color...

The preschoolers were labeling each other as naughty and nice this year with the accompanying threat or promise. Then they broke out into...

So many classrooms are trying to cope with new Covid19 protocols and it breaks my heart. Kids are separated, isolated, and “sterilized.”...

We had our final Zoom call for preschool yesterday. The Coronavirus shut us down more than 2 months ago. It was abrupt, scary,...

My awesomely dedicated teaching partner suggested we hand write cards to the children during the coronavirus shut-down. I included a...

"Miss Diana, Miss Diana, look at this leaf bug!" Me: "Wow, how did you find that?" "It was in the grass I almost stepped on it but then...

Flashback to summer camp. I had just taken an amazing course on creating environments that truly grow a child's brain and confidence. ...

This boy is so much fun! I have been lucky enough to have him for 3 years. As he checked himself in the mirror he would belly laugh with...

I love the wonder in their voices and the excitement in their eyes! We found a worm. He (actually the little girl said the worm was a...

Every single day I want these darling little souls to know I care about them. When they KNOW that you care then they are open to so much...

I am asked on occasion if I get upset when Families change to a different preschool. Of course not. And here are my reasons: 1. I don’t...

I was in charge of a family reunion for 115 people that ended the first week of August. It was a large endeavor as it included the food....

This is a "work in progress" set of photos. No children were here as I took a look at my sandbox that I thought was a pretty cool...

I took a series of online workshops in July entitled "The Pedagogy of Play." It was presented by the amazing Fairy Dust Teaching. ...