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Reading Consistently To Your Child
Consistency is The Key Parents can make an invaluable contribution to your child’s literacy by being consistent in the support of reading. Just think about it….If you want your child to be kind, it...
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Back To School Night
Prime Time Back to School Night When: Check your location for date and time of your Back to School Night. Who: You’ll be able to meet your child’s teachers along with your school’s...
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Favorite Read Aloud Tips
Love the book yourself before you read it to the children Read it all through yourself before introducing it. Don’t share a book you think is not interesting, because kids can tell. There are so many...
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When MESSY Is A good THING
Things to Think About WHEN YOUR CHILD COMES HOME MESSY You’ve just picked up your child from his early learning center and what do you see? Paint in the hair? Marker on the pants? Sand in the shoes?...
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Starting The School Year Strong
Getting to Know Your Group …and the Unique Individuals they are!! The beginning of the school year is such a busy time! We are constantly looking at our things to do list, preparing bulletin boards,...
View ArticleLearning Modalities: The Different Ways Children Learn
Prime Time Early Learning Center Regional Education Director, Nancy Nathanson Howard Gardner, theorist and author of Frame of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences identifies the eight distinct...
View ArticleLearning Language and Loving it!
~By Nancy Nathanson, B.S; Prime Time Regional Education Director Children learn language as they interact with their caregivers and later, with their peers. Here are some pointers on how to increase...
View ArticleSocial Competency
So often we as dedicated parents and teachers spend much time and energy assessing our young children’s cognitive abilities. Their “academic” skills often take precedence over other areas of...
View ArticleTHE PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESS: A Strategy for Life By: Nancy Nathanson
You hold your breath as your child builds a complicated and wavering block tower. One more block and all his efforts will come tumbling down! Do you intervene and stop them in their efforts or do you...
View ArticlePlay-The Work of Childhood By Nancy Nathanson
Years of research on children’s learning and development document the many benefits of play for children’s intellectual, social, emotional, physical and language development. Children at play are...
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