Early childhood education programs

To help save you some time (and money) I'm sharing some free Educator Resources for your Early Childhood Program.

If you are familiar with the Walker Learning Approach, then you are no doubt also familiar with writing a Statement of Intent. This fortnightly planning document is vital to the success of your play-based learning program. Check out this blog post to see how we write ours.

If you would like to create an engaging and effective learning environment and confidently plan learning experiences that perfectly match the cognitive development of each child in your class, this blog post on play schemas is for you. Understanding play schemas and being able to pinpoint the ones your students are developing is critical to the success of your early childhood classroom.

Leaders in early childhood education usually enter the profession with a profound love of children. They have experience and key skills: patience, organization and flexibility. They embrace diversity, and they can communicate effectively with children, teachers, parents and the community. However, as early childhood education progresses, lawmakers are working to expand programs and improve the quality of schools and daycare centers.

If you think curriculum planning and mapping out your term is hard work and you find it a dreaded task that seems to take you forever, you are going to love this blog post on how to write a play-based learning term overview. I’ll show you my quick and easy process.

Physics in Kindergarten? Absolutely! This is why play is so important in Early Childhood Education! How else could children begin to have a...

When you enter into the world of Early Childhood Education it’s no doubt just about play and teaching! Educator’s alike would agree that observing and documenting children’s learn…