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  • Will you be your kids parent AND teacher this year? You don't have to continuously scroll to find preschool activities at home. Not even Kindergarten activities at home. This box has everything you need, delivered right to your doorstep! Click on the link below to find out more information and an opportunity to buy yours today.
  • Will you be your kids parent AND teacher this year? You don't have to continuously scroll to find preschool activities at home. Not even Kindergarten activities at home. This box has everything you need, delivered right to your doorstep! Click on the link below to find out more information and an opportunity to buy yours today.
  • The Tiny Tikes Learning Box is the complete learning kit that helps 3-6 year olds & parents teach necessary school readiness skills while incorporating play-based learning opportunities.The Tiny Tikes Learning Box provides complete activities and ALL manipulatives needed for every activity. For storage, all materials can be stored right inside of the box which can be stacked and easily put in a drawer or cabinet. #bestlearningboxever #preschoollearning #kindergarteners #parentsanity
  • The Tiny Tikes Learning Box is the complete learning kit that helps 3-6 year olds & parents teach necessary school readiness skills while incorporating play-based learning opportunities.The Tiny Tikes Learning Box provides complete activities and ALL manipulatives needed for every activity. For storage, all materials can be stored right inside of the box which can be stacked and easily put in a drawer or cabinet. #bestlearningboxever #preschoollearning #kindergarteners #parentsanity
  • Does your child know how to write his or her name? If not, then you need these fun and easy name writing practice tips. Start with...
  • Does your child know how to write his or her name? If not, then you need these fun and easy name writing practice tips. Start with...
  • Does your child know how to write his or her name? If not, then you need these fun and easy name writing practice tips. Start with...
  • Why would you use wordless picture books in your house or classroom? What benefit could they possibly have? What if I told you that they can...
  • Why would you use wordless picture books in your house or classroom? What benefit could they possibly have? What if I told you that they can...
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Tiny Tikes Teacher

6 hours ago

Tiny Tikes Teacher
Oh hey there!It’s time for Share it Sunday. What are you up to today?Let me know in the comments. As you can see, I’m doing my favorite (not) thing - the laundry. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tiny Tikes Teacher

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What is something you miss from childhood?For me, it is lack of understanding of the way the world works. Kids have no idea of time, work, money, responsibility, or errands. They live in the moment. That is what is truly glorious about childhood. The freedom to be who they want to be because they don’t care about other peoples opinions. When did we let others dictate so much of what we think of ourselves? Let’s change that narrative. Today, let’s make a point to find ourselves lost in the memories of childhood and what it felt like. The imaginary friends, tea parties, pillow forts, flashlight tag, and reading fairy tales. All the stuff that makes childhood wonderful. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tiny Tikes Teacher

2 days ago

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Building resilience in kids is not about making them tough. Resilience is the ability to recover from or adjust to difficulties and manage feelings. Something we begin to learn in early childhood. There are several ways to help your child build resilience. Teach them how to manage their emotions. Label and validate their feelings so they can express themselves in an appropriate way. Let children do things for themselves. Not only will they learn how to be independent they will find solutions to problems. Set goals with them. This will help them feel/be successful. Positive Talk. Phrases like “I know this is hard but I know you will get there” or “Take a few deep breaths and try again” will help give them a positive mindset. Read stories. Of course we all know the classic the little engine that could. This is a great way to show children to keep trying. They will reach their goals if they don’t give up. Model it. Children learn what they see. And they are always watching. Let them see the problem and how it was resolved. Let them know it’s ok to ask for help. This is a big one. We often think that coping with emotions means dealing with it ourselves. There is nothing wrong with asking for help when something is beyond our capability. I often wish more people did because it is super important when trying to manage stress. What are some ways you help build resilience in your children? ... See MoreSee Less

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Tiny Tikes Teacher

3 days ago

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Yup...pretty much how that goes 😂photo credit: Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons ... See MoreSee Less

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Tiny Tikes Teacher

3 days ago

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Anyone else have Smokey eye today?!.........#momlifeunfiltered #thisismomlife #momoftoddlers #toddlermommy #momlifekeepingitreal #toddlermomproblems #parentstruggles #realmomsofinstagram #smokeyeyemakeup #funnyoftheday #diymom #livingwithkids #mumhustle #aintnohoodlikemotherhood ... See MoreSee Less

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