Honoring Indigenous Peoples' Day in the Classroom
Rollins Staff | Oct 5, 2020
“The most American thing about America is American Indians.” —Paul Chaat Smith (Comanche) ...
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NAEYC Week of the Young Child Free Resources & Activities
Rollins Staff | Apr 1, 2020
Every year, the National Association for the Education of Young Children hosts the Week of the Young Child in April– a time for celebrating early...
6 Winter Story Guides for Infant and Toddler Classrooms
Taylor Clement | Jan 15, 2020
Snowflakes, snowmen, scarves, and sledding - It’s such a fun season for teaching little ones! Call me crazy, but I always come into January feeling...
How Crisp County Primary Transformed Their School Culture (and Improved Their Test Scores)
Taylor Clement | Dec 16, 2019
School leadership, you won’t want to miss this! Do you want your school or center to be a place of meaningful relationships between staff and...
5 Meaningful Ways to Support Dual Language Learners at Storytime
Rollins Staff | Oct 18, 2019
Children exposed to intentional storybook read alouds benefit from learning about written syntax and vocabulary, develop concepts of print and...
How to Introduce New Skills to Your Students
Yvette Manns | Jul 19, 2019
Picture this: a brand new gadget has just been released on the market. You’re told this new tool will make working easier AND be fun to use, but...
How to Build an Entire Lesson Plan Around a Storybook
Rollins Staff | May 15, 2019
I always had a love-hate relationship with writing lesson plans. Sitting down to plan is a time to get your creative juices flowing, to be intentional...
"Haven't We Read This Before?" Why Multiple Read Alouds are Key to Building Children's Language
Rollins Staff | May 12, 2019
Once upon a time.. and another time… and another time. ...
Let’s Celebrate the End of the School Year!
Rollins Staff | May 7, 2019
Let\'s celebrate the end of the school year! ...
Learn a New Teaching Strategy in the New Year!
Rollins Staff | Jan 14, 2019
Every time you read with an infant or toddler you promote language development and critical thinking skills. ...