by Mark Jones | Jul 28, 2016 | Church Weekday Education, Events, Featured, Preschool |
Hey Friends— The *Unwrapped Conference* registration is about to close. We just got back from kid’s camp and I know your summer has been busy too, but I wanted to remind you of this incredible one-day training for your preschool teachers. I hope you will register your...
by Mark Jones | Jul 26, 2016 | Articles, Featured, Guiding Behavior, Parent/Family, Teacher Helps |
While selfishness is a sin, self-respect is a virtue. When dignity is freely given there is less desire to challenge. Authority does not have to be taken, it is the result of the adult clearly, lovingly, and respectfully stating expectations. Respect is not neglect,...
by Mark Jones | Jul 11, 2016 | Children, Featured, Game/Activity, Teacher Helps |
Every classroom needs giant dice at some point. Preschoolers use them for counting and adding which is perfect for inserting strong literacy learning. Elementary children play large group games and review games. So, here is a quick way to create some durable...
by Mark Jones | May 19, 2016 | Podcast, Uncategorized |
The “Levels of Biblical Learning” from LifeWay, illustrates spiritual concepts and primary truths kids can learn throughout their preschool and elementary years. One of these concept areas focuses on community...
by Angela | Sep 5, 2011 | Teacher Helps, Training |
Disruptive- Try to understand the purpose for the intense behavior. Help the child to not become over stimulated. (What’s the meaning?) Give breaks Give opportunity to expend his/her energy Help child regain control Defiant- Understand child’s need to feel in...
