Every spring, Week of the Young Child is a reminder of something educators already know in their bones: the early years are some of the most important a child will ever have. And the adults around those children, in classrooms and at kitchen tables, shape those years more than almost anything else.
"The daily sheet helps me feel like I'm a part of my child's day, even though I'm not physically present. From every diaper change to the blocks he stacks, I appreciate knowing [my child] is loved and cared for the way I would if he were at home." — Tanya R.
Early childhood education is increasingly being recognized around the world as a crucial step in a child's development. As an early educator, you have quite the responsibility — but having the right tools can help you feel empowered.
In early childhood classrooms, conversation is everything.
