It’s a New Year and a great time to set some new goals with the children you are working with. I will try to be more diligent with my postings this year. Setting goals is often easy; however, following through can be challenging. Start with a small goal and work your way up.
As a child care professional you give to children, families and the community. You make a difference everyday. Thanks for all you do.
Nutrition and food related activities can be utilized throughout your center in every area. So why should you use food experiences? Children learn about math, science, language, social studies, food literacy, socio-emotional skills, art skills, pre-reading and beginning reading skills, nutrition and sensory-motor skills. Have you ever thought of how this is done through food experiences? Once you know why it is important you can apply learning activities to develop each area. Share with your parents and encourage them to get their “Kids in the Kitchen.”
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