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Social emotional development is the foundation of early learning. In this post, we explore how educators can intentionally support emotional literacy, positive guidance, and relationship building while aligning with CDA Competency III requirements.

Play is not separate from learning. It is the foundation of it. In this post, we explore how intentional, developmentally appropriate learning experiences support children’s growth across physical, cognitive, social, and emotional domains while aligning with CDA Competency II requirements.

Creating a safe and healthy learning environment is more than a requirement. It is a daily commitment to children and families. This post explores how preparation, thoughtful nutrition, and intentional planning come together to create spaces where children feel secure, supported, and ready to thrive.

The CDA Verification Visit is your opportunity to show the growth, professionalism, and purpose behind your work in early childhood education. In this post, we’ll walk you through what to expect and how to prepare with confidence—from planning your learning experiences to acing the Reflective Dialogue. You’ve done the work—now let’s make sure you shine.

Make this Thanksgiving season meaningful and fun for little learners! Discover two simple, hands-on activities that build fine motor skills, color recognition, and gratitude. From turkey feather games to creative paper plate crafts, these ideas help preschoolers celebrate the season with laughter, learning, and thankfulness.

Strong parent partnerships begin on day one. Learn how to build trust, communicate clearly, and create lasting connections with families.

From fundraising ideas to business plan templates—here are my top 5 FREE resources every early childhood educator should have.