Category: Preschool

Fall in Love with Learning: September at Creative Corner
September 6, 2025 by Kathy Shannon 0 Comments

Fall in Love with Learning: September at Creative Corner

Ever seen preschoolers light up at storytime, count proudly to three, or beam as they share what makes them special? That’s September at Creative Corner! Under our Fall In Love With Learning theme, kids explore shapes, colors, ABCs & 123s, family, and storybook fun. From Johnny Appleseed to playful experiments, every day brings hands-on discovery and joyful preschool moments.

Creative Corner July Curriculum
July 6, 2025 by Kathy Shannon 0 Comments

From Stars & Stripes to Safari Sights: July at Creative Corner

Ever seen toddlers roar like lions, march like superheroes, or create their own American flags? That’s just a glimpse into July at Creative Corner! Our new curriculum takes children on a journey through patriotic celebrations, wild animal discoveries, and imaginative superhero tales. Each day is filled with themed learning moments, messy fun, and unforgettable preschool adventures.

Carol's Curriculum
March 20, 2025 by Kathy Shannon 0 Comments

Inspiring Young Minds with Carol’s Curriculum

Early childhood education builds the foundation for lifelong learning, and the right curriculum matters. Carol’s Curriculum supports childcare providers, centers, and homeschool families with a structured, engaging program for children from infancy to age six. With daily lessons, worksheets, projects, and crafts, it blends creativity and learning to spark curiosity and growth.

Toddler Playing Outside
January 19, 2024 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

7 Key Reasons Why Physical Activity is Essential for Young Children’s Development

Physical activity is a crucial aspect of early childhood development, offering a multitude of benefits for preschool children and toddlers. Not only does it lay the foundation for a healthy lifestyle, but it also plays a significant role in the overall growth and well-being of young children. In this blog post, we’ll explore why physical activity is so important for this age group.

Toddler Helping With Household Chores
May 22, 2023 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

A Parent’s Guide to Children’s Chores

As a parent, you know that there are a million things to consider when raising happy, healthy kids. Modern life can often make you feel like you’re juggling ten balls at once while tap dancing, so the thought of getting your kids to complete chores can be daunting. In truth, though, chores can be a fantastic way to start teaching your preschooler responsibility, independence, and life skills.

Mom and Preschool Daughter Talking
August 1, 2022 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

Getting a Preschooler to Talk About Their Day

As much as you might want to know everything about your child’s day at preschool or child care, you may not always get the answers you want. We can give you tips and talking points on how to handle these conversations without overwhelming your child.

Taking Child to Childcare
July 18, 2022 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

How to Say Goodbye at Drop Off During the First Days of Childcare

Is your child getting ready to start child care or preschool? If so, we have some tips on making the transition a smooth one for both of you!

Preschool Student Learning Vocabulary
May 6, 2022 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

The Importance of Building Vocabulary in Preschool

Reading is primarily concerned with receiving meaning through words, and that process begins with the spoken word. When children have meaningful language experiences, they build up a vocabulary bank that will be extremely helpful as they decode words and attempt to comprehend text.

Preschool Art Class
March 10, 2022 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

Why Art Matters for Young Children

As a dedicated parent, you naturally want your child to succeed. When it comes to early childhood education, the chances are that you’ve already introduced your toddler to subjects like reading, science and maybe even math. However, did you know that introducing children to art from a young age can improve their overall academic achievement? Check out the following ways that art can boost your child’s development at preschool. 

Mom Playing With Her Son
March 1, 2022 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

Why Parents Should Play with Their Preschoolers

Preschool children crave time with their parents and older siblings, and it is a great opportunity to bond with your child while teaching skills that will be an integral part of their life for years to come. 

Preschoolers Reading
January 31, 2020 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

It’s Never Too Early for Children to Learn Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

While science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects grow into complicated fields of study, your child starts learning the basics from the moment they come into the world.

Toddler in a Car
November 1, 2019 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

5 Tips for Holiday Travel with Young Kids

For many families with young children, the holiday season means facing the challenge of holiday travel with cooped-up kiddos. No matter how far your destination, being prepared is essential to pulling off a happy journey with a carful of little ones. Consider the following tips for a safe, comfortable, and dare-we-say-it fun time on the road or in the sky.

Child Washing Hands
October 18, 2019 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

Keep Your Kids Healthy — Teach Them How to Wash Their Hands

Children encounter lots of germs every day, everywhere they go. The first step to your child’s wellness routine should be teaching them how and when to wash their hands.

Upset Preschool Child
October 4, 2019 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

How to Respond Calmly to Challenging Behaviors

When a child exhibits challenging behaviors, it can be difficult to respond appropriately. Staying calm when your child’s behavior is out of control is essential for setting expectations; responding with frustration only adds fuel to the fire.

Sensory Bins for Toddlers and Preschoolers
August 22, 2019 by Catina Ross 0 Comments

How to Make the Best Sensory Bins: Everything You Need to Know

Looking for a fun activity for children to explore and make discoveries? Sensory bins foster creative and critical thinking, train sensual observation, strengthen vocabulary, and encourage the development of fine motor skills in young children. The best part of sensory bins is that you can make a variety of them to enhance your children’s active play at home, using materials you may already have on hand.