No two children are exactly the same, and neither are any two early childhood educators. Each offers their own unique teaching style & philosophy – and what might be one’s strength could be another one’s weakness.
Written by Lorrie Holmes
Written by Lorrie Holmes
“Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.” Fred Rogers Interviewed by Lorrie Holmes Give a child an open ended toy and they will find ways to…
Felt Story Created by Meg Felt Stories Featuring early learning themes was something I struggled with and pondered about for quite some time, until I thought about how powerful it…
We can’t go over it. We can’t go under it. We have to go through it. Written by Lorrie Holmes This is a musical story that I am so excited…
Reviewed by Lorrie Holmes For me, Christmas is a magical time that happens once a year, when we can come together, from every diverse corner of the world, and share…
Written by Lorrie Holmes As an early childhood educator and preschool teacher, I am thrilled to be introducing TekyGo! to young children, their families, and anyone else who Guides &…
Interviewed by Lorrie Holmes Meet Hollis. She’s 16 years old and the founder of Juggling For Jude where she raises a lot of money an awareness for cancer research using…
If you have a story to tell, then tell it, and never give up until the world hears it. -Esabella Strickland, Award Winning Author, 15 years old If you told…
Created by Young Adventurer, Oliver, Aged 9 From ice hockey to snowshoeing, tobogganing to snowboarding – today a young adventurer named Oliver shares with us how his winters are not…
From installing buddy benches at schools and other local spots to recycling plastics to saving vulnerable animals – on land and in water – these kids are changing the world…