Do your kids love to listen to music while playing and working? Are you growing a little weary of the same music selection you are listening to over and over? I've created a new playlist for you to View Post

Jodie is a mom of two boys and early childhood and elementary educator. She loves to read and help caregivers nurture our youngest caregivers.

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Do your kids love to listen to music while playing and working? Are you growing a little weary of the same music selection you are listening to over and over? I've created a new playlist for you to View Post

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"The Itsy Bitsy Spider went up the water spout..." And, down came all the literacy activities that we can do with this classic rhyme. Use these fun and playful book activities to enhance early View Post

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Hot/cold, up/down, thin/thick...opposites are all around us. Enjoy teaching this concept with these books about opposites. Opposite Books for Kids Full Disclosure: This post contains affiliate View Post

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Need play dough mats that students can use at home or school to practice letter identification and sounds? These play dough alphabet mats with a rainy day theme are the perfect alphabet View Post

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Grab a copy of Go Away Big Green Monster to read with students and then enjoy these Go Away Big Green Monster activities. Because the next best thing after reading a book is taking your learning View Post

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Finding books that feature Black characters can be challenging and finding books that are written by Black authors and illustrators can be even harder. Every child deserves to see themselves in View Post

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F is for fall and P is for pumpkin. Students will have fun finding the letter P on the pumpkins in this interactive printable reader alphabet activity. So, let's have some letter fun. P View Post