by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Aug 8, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning, Play-Based Programs
Early childhood education in some public schools is turning to a play-based curriculum for learning in kindergarten and first grade. This education method is not dissimilar to one of the learning methods of the effective Montessori Method that has been around for many...
by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Jul 22, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning, Play-Based Programs
One of the best ways to engage young children is to take advantage of their natural curiosity. Project-based learning is a teaching method that helps them acquire necessary skills without stifling their creativity and curiosity. Perhaps most importantly, a...
by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Jun 10, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning, Play-Based Programs
It is commonly known that physical activity is beneficial for children for many reasons; from improving health and wellness to stimulating the mind and body, physical activity can help promote good habits and a healthy lifestyle. Despite this common knowledge, many...
by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Apr 24, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning
Young children learn best through their own curiosity and discovery. By observing their environment and peers, interacting with their surroundings, and obeying their instincts and impulses in a safe, educational space, children are able to craft their own education....
by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Apr 13, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning, Play-Based Programs
In a previous post, we explored how play can help children develop skills necessary for logical and mathematical thought. Play is also immensely beneficial when it comes to developing communication skills. Both oral and written communication are essential life skills...
by Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens | Jan 11, 2019 | Blog, Little Seeds of Carroll Gardens, Play-Based Learning, Play-Based Programs
With technology usage increasing in everyday life and in schools, children may be experiencing a disconnect and lack of understanding when it comes to nature. While the idea of a forest school has existing in Europe for decades, it has a small but growing presence in...
