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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Monday Musings …28th February 2022…
Originally posted on Retired? No one told me!:
Norway dominated the winter Olympics. Yet, the story behind how their athletes got there is fascinating. Is it rooted in childhood? You bet!… I found this really fascinating about children’s early years…
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Rose, My Nan, the Log House, and Stories
My grandmother Nan was born in 1886, the same year Laura Ingalls Wilder’s daughter was born. They both have the same name, too – Rose! What a connection. There’s more. Nan as I remember her. Nan when she was 14. … Continue reading
My Edward Hopper House
When the sun goes down in the late afternoon, the light and shadows on the white house across the field remind me of an Edward Hopper painting. I love his art. I love this house along the way. This coming … Continue reading
Posted in art, Inspiration, Teaching young children, The Arts, wonder
Tagged art, Edward Hopper, Edward Hopper's white house painting, The Art Show
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Boston Dynamics Robots – Update
As many of you know, my preschool children love the robots from Boston Dynamics. Last year it all started when I accidentally found this video: Children were over the moon. We watched this video every day, and children began to … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Teaching young children, The Arts, wonder
Tagged Boston Dynamics Robots, robots, S.T.E.M.
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Reading For a Straw: A ‘Eureka’ Moment
Originally posted on S'amusing:
Sometimes, the simplest reward can motivate kids. Take the 1 cent Pixy Stix… A Chrysler assembly plant and Green Giant packing plant were the chief employers in the small northern Illinois town where I began…
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Norway and the Olympics
Norway has dominated the winter Olympics. Yet, the story behind how their athletes got there is fascinating. Is it rooted in childhood? You bet! A recent article by Reuters, “Fun and Friendship Fuel Norway’s Gold Rush” hits the nail on … Continue reading
Quotations About Teaching
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
(https://pixabay.com) “Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach.” Aristotle (https://en.wikipedia.org) “One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” Malala Yousafzai (https://pixabay.com) “Share your knowledge.…
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A Discovery!
Today was the kindergarten’s “100 Day Museum’”display in the library at school. When children reach the 100 day milestone, they make a project at home, something that contains 100 objects. Classes are invited to the ‘museum’. We even had tickets … Continue reading
It Seems Like Yesterday
Happy Anniversary with WordPress.com! You registered on WordPress.com 8 years ago. Thanks for flying with us. Keep up the good blogging.
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