
April 2, 2025
Adventures in Literacy and Music in Early Childhood
Jennifer Horner, Director of Education Development Doodle Bugs! children and teachers immersed themselves in our “Adventures in Literacy and Music” curriculum unit in March....
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December 11, 2024
“My First Day at Doodle Bugs!” a Story to Celebrate Our Learning Community, Is Making Its Debut
Jennifer Horner, Director of Education Development Our first Doodle Bugs! children’s picture book is finally out in the world greeting children, parents, teachers, and hopefully...
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September 10, 2024
Improved Literacy, Stronger Bonds & Better Sleep: The Benefits of Bedtime Reading
For many children, developing a simple but consistent bedtime routine helps ease them into sleep mode while signaling to their brains that it’s time to...
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Early Literacy: Am I Doing Enough?
Contributed by Jennifer Horner, Director of Education It’s been a fascinating ride to witness my almost 6 year old discover his ability to read. Though...
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Unit 2 – Handwriting Without Tears Guide
The Handwriting Without Tears (HWT) Guide for Unit 2 is available at the link below: HWT – Unit 2 You’ll notice that the Unit Guides and...
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Read For The Record 2013
Read for the Record is rapidly approaching! Last year more than 2.2 million people read the same book on the same day, to celebrate literacy...
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ERS Moment: Child Related Displays
“Moving from good to great is not a difference of miles, it’s millimeters.” – Anonymous Life-long learning is an essential part of being an educator,...
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Learning To Read
Did you know that the parents and caregivers a child is most familiar with, can greatly influence their ambition to read? Learning to read begins...
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