Teach toddlers and preschoolers how to identify emotions with this free, cute, easy Emotion Handprint Craft!

I don't think she could even sit up yet, but I remember noticing that my daughter would watch another baby's reaction after she snatched a toy from him. I know she didn't do it to make the other child unhappy... but I felt like maybe I could help her understand that her actions had an affect on other people by talking about how the other baby felt sad, and offering a solution.

“The Bad Mood and The Stick” by Lemony Snicket and Matthew Forsythe This book is a bunch of fun! It tells two parallel tales, one of a stick and one of a bad mood, that cross paths. Each one goes through a series of events that almost seem arbitrary and each one has a different...Read More »

Holly | Early Childhood Educator on Instagram: "And sometimes in TK, you have rainbow feelings because you feel them all! 🌈 The days are starting to get longer and more tiring for all of us, so having more language for our TK students to express themselves is crucial. We’re also focusing on what emotions look and sound like so that we can get clues about how others are feeling. I’m feeling gray (tired), how about you? 😅"