How to Teach Responsibility in Preschool Without Complicated Lessons
Teaching responsibility can feel like something that requires a full lesson. It can seem like you need a plan, materials,…
-
-
Preschool Responsibility Activities That Work
One of the challenges with teaching responsibility at this age is that children do not always connect what is happening…
-
When a Child Starts Cleaning… But Doesn’t Finish
Have you ever asked a child to clean up, and they actually begin, but a few minutes later, the job…
-
Helping Young Children Understand Cooperation Through Stories
You read a story about teamwork during circle time. The children listen closely, the discussion goes well, and everyone seems…
-
The Small Signs of Cooperation in Young Children That Adults Often Miss
When adults talk about cooperation in young children, the examples usually sound familiar: sharing toys, taking turns, and playing nicely…
-
When Preschoolers “Won’t Cooperate”- What Might Really Be Going On
There are moments in the day when it feels like everything would run so much smoother if children would just…
-
What Children Learn About People When We’re Not “Teaching”
Recently, I found myself thinking about something subtle but incredibly important: children are constantly learning about people, and not always…
-
When Kids Notice Differences (And What to Do in That Moment)
If you spend any time with 3–5 year olds, you know how closely they observe the world around them. They…
-
When a Child Starts Editing Themselves
Today I want to talk about something that rarely looks like a behavior problem, but quietly changes how a child…
-
How Real Contribution Deepens Belonging
Let’s be honest- when we think of preschool “helping,” we picture adorable little hands passing out napkins or feeding the…
