ECR4Kids Corner

You can keep the holiday spirit high while still maintaining student expectations. Here are 9 tips to help your December stay joyful and manageable.

We are sharing 10 indoor activities that are easy to set up, beat boredom, and fun enough to keep kids moving and exploring, no matter the weather outside.

Celebrate American Education Week by recognizing the dedicated teachers, staff, and caregivers who bring learning to life and keep our schools thriving.

By transforming simple “thank you’s” into meaningful moments, we can help our children tune into everyday kindness and grow a genuinely thankful heart.

Celebrate STEAM Day this November with hands-on exploration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in the classroom.

Discover how active play and social interaction help children stay positive, healthy, and resilient during the darker winter months when seasonal blues can set in.

Discover inclusive fall celebration ideas for early education that embrace the harvest season while fostering kindness, friendship, and community in the classroom.

Halloween dress-up isn’t just fun—it’s a creative adventure that helps kids build imagination, language, and social skills through the magic of pretend play.

Bring the colors, textures, and scents of autumn indoors with sensory play using leaves, pinecones, apples, and more to spark curiosity and exploration in young learners.

Celebrate the fall equinox by observing daylight changes, exploring leaf colors, and diving into nature’s seasonal wonders with curious little learners.

Celebrate National Literacy Month by transforming your classroom into a typography-filled, student-centered space where reading, writing, and language live in every corner.

Young children experience emotions with an intensity that can feel overwhelming for both them and the adults caring for them but understanding co-regulation as a supportive approach can transform these challenging moments into opportunities for emotional growth and deeper connection.

It’s the start of a new school year and a perfect time to reflect on how we can create a truly inclusive learning environment.