‘Tis the season. Along with holiday carols, shopping sprees, and gingerbread lattes (I do prefer the Chestnut Praline one instead 🙂 ), it’s almost time for my winter parking tweets. Oh are the winter parking tweets coming? ❄️ pic.twitter.com/Rvq1PIqGJ2 — Jason … Continue reading
Let me tell you a story. I learned to drive when I was 22 years old. I was about to begin my first placement in the Faculty of Education. I needed a car to get from my house to the … Continue reading
This afternoon, one of my favourite bloggers, Kristi Keery-Bishop, published a new post on “play.” As a Kindergarten educator that runs a play-based program, it’s no surprise that I’m a huge proponent of play … but not just in Kindergarten. I’ve blogged numerous … Continue reading
Winter parking is like a whole new kind of headache for me. I have enough problems getting into the spot when I can see the lines, and so with a build-up of snow and ice and no lines in sight, … Continue reading
I know that as educators, we often speak about the importance of prioritizing skills beyond academics, particularly when we look at the Early Years. As a huge advocate for the Kindergarten Program Document and the pedagogy highlighted in this document, … Continue reading