A gazillion times! Is that how many times you’ve sung Itsy, Bitsy Spider and Wheels on the Bus? I know it’s not easy to keep finding the energy and enthusiasm to sing the same songs over and over again, but I hope you know how much you’re giving children when you do.
Those simple traditional children’s songs are giving you a great way to promote some really important school readiness skills – not just for language development, but also for understanding math and science concepts, and even social-emotional development.
Noticing & Wondering in the Fred Rogers Archive
Incredible learning can happen when we make time to slow down, pay close attention, and intentionally observe the world around us. This guide offers a simple way to practice exploring curiosity, careful observation, and slowing down with your students.
Talking to Children about Difficult Things in the News
During times of tragedy and difficulty in the news, it can be difficult to know whether and how to talk to children about what is happening in their world. In this resource we offer ideas and support for guiding children through news about difficult current events.
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