Category Archives: Early Childhood Education

NAEYC Annual Conference 2016 Handout – Ways to Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain the Right Person

Whether you are at the NAEYC Annual Conference or just curious to see what tactics you can use to make sure you have quality employees at your center, this handout should help you out. This handout goes with my presentation this Saturday, titled “Are You Hiring the Right Person for the Job? Ways to Recruit, Hire,Continue reading “NAEYC Annual Conference 2016 Handout – Ways to Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain the Right Person”

How to Involve Kids in Elections

Voting is a very important process in America and regardless of who you are voting for this presidential election, everyone has to cast a ballot in order to sway the election. Incorporating children in the election process can help them to see why it’s so important. Here are some ways to do that. Answer QuestionsContinue reading “How to Involve Kids in Elections”

How to Develop Reading in a Child

The ability to read is such a crucial part of development. Sometimes it’s not the easiest task to accomplish though. How can we accomplish a love for reading in a child without force-feeding them information? Here are some ways we can do just that. Read to Them This one seems self-explanatory, but reading to childrenContinue reading “How to Develop Reading in a Child”

How We Can Promote Eating Vegetables to Children

Children tend to be the pickiest eaters and often, whether you are a parent or a child care provider, finding ways to get children to eat healthier can be a struggle. Here are some ways you can promote eating veggies with children. Work Vegetables into Favorite Foods When my son was little, he was byContinue reading “How We Can Promote Eating Vegetables to Children”