Tag Archives: teachable moments

Does it Roll? Embracing small science moments

Posted on March 18, 2014 by D.C. Enthusiast

In a post for the National Science Teachers Association I talked about looking out for the “small science moments” throughout the day. Toddlers will joyfully embrace science (especially if it is science related to gravity!) so all we have to … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Early Childhood Education, Museum Fun at Home | Tagged cars, engaging, preschool, ramps, science, teachable moments, toddler, tunnels | 1 Comment

Quality vs. Quantity

Posted on February 11, 2014 by D.C. Enthusiast

In January, I had the chance to present at the Southern Early Childhood Association’s (SECA) Regional Conference. SECA stretches from Virginia to Texas so it was no small potatoes to be chosen. I had prepared a presentation around “everyday museums” … Continue reading →

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Eric Carle, Keith Haring and Teachable Moments

Posted on January 3, 2014 by D.C. Enthusiast

In my definition, a “teachable moments” are the unexpected lessons that come up in the day that you have to grab at…even if the don’t ‘t fit the curriculum. These lessons can be the strongest and are often more about … Continue reading →