Introduction In early childhood, resilience isn’t just a skill; it’s a foundation for lifelong success. As both a dad and a preschool teacher, I’ve seen how play is an ideal way to introduce resilience-building in a way that feels natural and safe for children. Through structured and unstructured play, children can learn to cope with…
By: Trevor Newton Introduction As a dad and current preschool teacher with 14 years of experience who believes in a social-emotional and play-based curriculum, I’ve seen how play can significantly impact children’s social-emotional development. In this blog, we’ll explore practical strategies for fostering social skills through play for preschoolers. Whether you’re an educator or a…
By: Jennifer Stein Jennifer is a communications expert, active play enthusiast, and proud mom to two. Do you remember recess when you were a child? We used to have a good 60-90 minutes of recess back in the 80s… (I know I’m showing my age) Recess is an important time for children to unwind, socialize,…
