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Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
Maria Tripodi, Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist shared music, drama, and movement with parents and caregivers to give them tools to encourage self-expression and imaginative play at home.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
Professor Soojin Oh Park presents during EDU Talks: Raising Washington. On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
It was an awesome day for the kids.
Chief chef!!!
Cooking the favorite snack Pizza was awesome.
They also had a great time learning about phonic 'P' vocabulary and tracing phonic 'P'.
Opening the treasure words box was mind refreshing.
Star constellation was also very informative.
The kids acting like hairdressers and being customers during the
pretend play was so much fun.
Basic mathematics at this level strengthens their cognitive reasoning. Kids learnt how to count balls
and put in their respective boxes.
The lego legends used lego blocks to make out the shapes and finally reviewed phonic 'A'.
A great day of learning this week...
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
Naja Ferjan Ramirez, research scientist and the UW Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences, presents her talk. On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
Liliana Lengua, professor of psychology and director of the UW Center for Child and Family Well-being, presents her talk. On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
It was an awesome day for the kids.
Chief chef!!!
Cooking the favorite snack Pizza was awesome.
They also had a great time learning about phonic 'P' vocabulary and tracing phonic 'P'.
Opening the treasure words box was mind refreshing.
Star constellation was also very informative.
The kids acting like hairdressers and being customers during the
pretend play was so much fun.
Basic mathematics at this level strengthens their cognitive reasoning. Kids learnt how to count balls
and put in their respective boxes.
The lego legends used lego blocks to make out the shapes and finally reviewed phonic 'A'.
A great day of learning this week...
Arts for Learning Early Learning Teaching Artists participated in a week-long professional development course with Master Teaching Arts from Wolf Trap. During this 40-hour course, artists learned to develop and lead developmentally appropriate lessons for our youngest learners—babies and toddlers—using song, music, puppetry, and movement.
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
Tapping out beats, rhyming words, and practicing letter sounds is so much fun with Quynn Johnson! Pre-K + K students and teachers at Margaret Brent Elementary in Baltimore City Public Schools have been exploring literacy through tap in this Early Learning residency.
Maria Tripodi, Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist shared music, drama, and movement with parents and caregivers to give them tools to encourage self-expression and imaginative play at home.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
Shianne Williams-Brown is a dancer, choreographer, and Wolf Trap Early Learning Teaching Artist. She led a Baby Artsplay!™ session recently at Billie Holiday Judy Center where children and their adults danced and moved to music and tapped out beats of their own.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
Soojin Oh Park, assistant professor of early childhood and family studies, presents her talk. On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
Babies, toddlers, and their parents and caregivers get up and moving with master teaching artist Valerie Branch. The group engaged in rhythmic activities that nurture skills in early literacy and can be replicated at home.
Kristie Kauerz, research assistant professor of P-3 policy and leadership and director of the National P-3 Center at the UW College of Education, gives her talk. On Oct. 20, eight of Washington’s leading early learning researchers discussed how every child can be assured a strong start during EDU Talks: Raising Washington, hosted by the University of Washington College of Education.
“The center of the Solar-system is my home;
I hold the planets all around me as they roam"...
Planets!! Solar system?!!!
Well. Today at White Fields Nursery, Children explored outer space and they solved the mystery, They now know the planets and which planet they live in.
Also while in space today, our little space travelers enjoyed making a sky night.
They learned about Sun.
An interesting Space Travel.