I am ditching my intended post for today because something cool happened this morning! I’m telling you, SO much can be learned from our kids. Here is what happened, and I will attach a photo to give you the visual… We were getting ready to walk to school (one of the highlights of my day). [...]
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She has a very strong grasp of the letters and their sounds and is able to work her way through sounding out some words. She is very excited to be able to look at a book and see more than just letters jumbled on the page.
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The cost of a high quality pre-kindergarten program is $12,000 per year…putting quality pre-kindergarten out of reach for most middle class families with young children
Lessons Learned on the Playground
September 9th, 2011Back to School: Introducing Pre K Scholars Kindergarten Readiness Kit DVD
August 31st, 2011We have headed back to school! It’s time to make up for lost time, lapsed posts and fill in the blanks as to what Pre K Scholars has been up to in the past few months. Where to begin?… Pre K Scholars launched it’s newest product “Kindergarten Readiness Kit DVD” in March! WooHoo! In an [...]
Ripon Preschool Launches By Monica Cane
February 18th, 2011Pre-K teacher Amy Hunt is offering a new fun-filled, swift moving, creative course for children preparing to enter kindergarten in 2010 through her home based learning program entitled Miss Amy’s Pre-K Connection. By way of interactive activities, games, stories and art, Miss Amy’s students will study the alphabet, numbers, phonics, language, math, science, writing, social [...]
Coast Kids has highlight Pre K Scholars in the magazine’s summer edition.
February 18th, 2011The Gift of Recognition
January 13th, 2011Happy New Year! As I do every year at this time, I’ve been reflecting back on the holidays, the special memories we made with family and friends and the moments remembered of the year passed. I take inventory of the mind and soul so that I can decide where my attention needs to be focused [...]
Rainy Day Activity
November 18th, 2010Sometimes some of the best crafts with children fall upon us by accident. Such was the case with our family a few weekends ago—torrential rains kept us indoors, and aside from watching family movies, we were left to play board games and numerous rounds of charades, and lots of coloring. A school assignment for my [...]
Planting pumpkins
October 11th, 2010This season is all about pumpkins, and this year we bought an envelope of seeds to give growing our own a shot. Wow! What fun we’ve had! The learning experiences and smiles have been endless. I was inspired by a post from www.trailmix.net. TrailMix inspires parents to mix up educational activities and outdoor adventure—isn’t that [...]
Separation Anxiety and Kindergarten
October 7th, 2010The first day of Kindergarten is a day of excitement for many, but when your little one is hanging on just a little more tightly to your pant leg, and you feel the tears welling up in your own eyes, it’s a sign that both of you may be going through a little separation anxiety. [...]
Kindergarten Readiness Act of 2010
September 20th, 2010I recently received the following press regarding SB 1381. I also snapped this photo–in an experiment to promote kindergarten readiness and better ready those “late birthday” kindergarteners, school districts are beginning to implement junior kindergartens…and in many instances filling up in no time at all! KINDERGARTEN READINESS ACT PASSES LEGISLATURE SACRAMENTO – Aiming to give [...]
It is not a box!
August 22nd, 2010With all of the moving boxes around us, I’m reminded of one of my favorite children’s books, Not a Box by Antoinette Portis. Where to begin? I feel as though I have been in a perpetual state of transition—from deciding to move, processing what a move would entail with four school-aged children, preparing the house [...]
