Welcome Back to School! September 2018
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Awesome August 2018! Back to School Information
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Happy July 2018! School Information
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Summertime and the livin’ is easy! June News
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Cooking Around the World and Cooking Up a Story Camps This Summer!
Calling all aspiring top chefs! Come explore food and culture with us this summer! Cooking is an incredible activity to explore in early childhood. There are numerous benefits to teaching
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Oh, The Places They’ll Go! May 2018 News
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Mind in the Making and First Book
In the last post, Kindergarten Social Aptitude Indicates Future Success in College, Jobs, we took a look at the different social skills in Kindergartners that were indicators of success later in
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Kindergarten Social Aptitude Indicates Future Success in College, Jobs
Inc.com recently published this article on Kindergarten social skills as indicators of later success in college and jobs: A 19-Year Study Reveals Kindergarten Students With These 2 Skills Are Twice
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Hoppy Easter! April 2018 News
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Interactions for Strong Brain Architecture
This video on Parenting for Brain Development and Prosperity from the Center on the Developing Child from Harvard University shows the importance of mindfully interacting with your child–something known as
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