Hello from San Diego! Let celebrate the Dot Day, September 15th! Inspired by teacher Terry Shay and Peter H. Reynolds book “The Dot”. You can learn more about this International day HERE. To celebrate I wanted to share my storytime read outloud of the book The Dot, you can share with your students in case you […]
Art Making in Early Childhood Can Build Brain Intelligence – Motion and Movement Benefits You may think art-making activities are for filling in gaps of time or just busy work for early childhood students. However, the truth is that the physical movement of art creation results in positive outcomes for children’s brain development. When you […]
By Spramani Elaun Arts Positive Link to Nature & Environment Over the years developing art lessons I’ve had amazing observations present themselves. I was able to observe links between children making art and becoming aware and conscious of their surrounding environment, specifically working with raw natural materials while creating art and craft projects. I discuss this […]