Giveaway: Knuffle Bunny At The Magik Theatre
As a mom and early childhood teacher, I’ve been a Mo Willems fan for years. I’ve read Willems’ social-emotional books to kids for years and have both a classroom and home collection of… Continue reading
Category Archive: PreK Teacher
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The Magik Theatre Presents “Duck for President”
As a Prek teacher, former Kindergarten teacher and mom, I’ve long been a fan of Doreen Cronin‘s books. I can remember sitting on the rainbow rug of my first kindergarten classroom reading “Click… Continue reading
LEGO KidsFest: Something for Everyone!
LEGO KidsFest is going on in Austin right now and you can expect all of the creative hands-on, minds-on fun of LEGO building and experiences together in one activity- and entertainment-packed family event… Continue reading
Essential Oil Jewelry: How I’ve Maintained My Sanity This Week
It’s no secret that I like for my space to smell good. From incense to candles to scentsy plug-ins, I enjoy them all. At Christmas I received an essential oil diffuser as a… Continue reading
A Bitter-Sweet Goodbye to Summer
Today is my last official day of summer vacation. Sad, I know. It’s a bitter-sweet goodbye, as it is every year at this time. I love, love, love my job. I consider myself… Continue reading
Doseum: Your Kids, and You, Will Love It
When Xander was younger, we were fans of the San Antonio Children’s Museum, and I’ve enjoyed many Prek field trips there as well. With the closing of the San Antonio Children’s Museum and… Continue reading
Great Toddler Toys For Almost Free!
I’ll admit, MJ has a lot of toys. Her birthday is so close to Christmas that she got an abundance of toys all at one time and we struggled to find a place… Continue reading
Must-Have Books for 1 Year Olds
As a teacher and a mom I’ve collected quite a few books over the years, for a variety of age ranges. I’ve read A LOT of children’s books, and while all of my… Continue reading
Sanuk: My Latest Obsession
I am on my feet a lot. As a prek teacher and mom to a busy 18 month old, when I came across a pair of shoes that said “made from real yoga… Continue reading
One Point for Dora
I’m a strong believer that exposure is one of the greatest methods of teaching young children. In my classroom not once have a ever shown a flash card or drilled a number chart… Continue reading
