Veronica Green shares how to lead children in loose play experiences and build environments that truly create authentic play experiences.

Dr. Amy Johnson shares the ABCDs of Writing Lesson Objectives.

Drs. Heald and Shipley take a moment to reflect on the past 100 episodes and give you a glimpse of what's to come! Thank you so much for sharing this time and space with your friends at Early Childhood Chatter. We appreciate you so much. :) Steph and Tisha

In this episode, Cindy Terebush shares how we can begin building positive partnerships with families in early childhood education.

Jose Florido shares how AI has certainly shaken up the education sector and many teachers are looking to learn how to tactfully capitalize on this technology. For educators, AI brings a unique opportunity to break from the traditional mold of lesson plans and incorporate creative audio-visual storytelling to better connect with students while saving time in lesson preparation; ultimately maximizing the amount of time teachers can dedicate to actively interacting with students. Jose, strongly...

Dr. Michelle Simecek knew firsthand parents often want to help their children become better readers, but did not always know how to do so. As a Reading Specialist, the one question she received over and over was "How do I help my child learn to read"? This episode explores some easy ways that parents can support their child's reading development at home without stress.

Dr. Maura Kelley knows every day is different in education. Every learner is different and may require varying ways to engage with the material. This episode covers strategies that can reach all students and get them involved in their learning.

Heidi Harris discusses how we can empowers families and stay connected for positive partnerships in ECEA.

Tonya Hayes share excellent strategies for using sign language in the ECE classroom.

Michele Benyo shares the importance of teaching self-care in the ECE setting.

Jessica Horn shares inspirational ideas to engage children and families in gardening.

Jane Hildenbrand shares, ways peace and happiness can be supported in the early childhood education environment.

Dr. Savannah Thomas, founder of Lumikidz, kids shares ways to prepare students for the digital world

Ann McKitrick, MS, the founder of Nurtured Noggins shares now we have the ability to speak into children’s lives, educate and change their mindset through relationships.

Camille Lacher discusses best practices in quality care for early childhood education.

Leah Walker shares how we can build family and community partnerships that deliver access, excellence, and equity for all learners.

Willie Spears, critically acclaimed speaker shares an innovative and relevant approach to understanding and positively supporting mental wellness.

Dr. JaNay Brown-Woods inspires us to share diverse books with young readers!

Cynthia Burnett explains what an early childhood Tinker Lab is, and the benefits for our youngest learners! Check out her website for some great resources and opportunities for future opportunities. http://www.purposefulplaytraining.com/

Tonya Hayes discusses why the brain loves sign language, and why you should be using it more to support children learning of expressive language! https://sproutpeds.com/resources-for-families/

Jada McGlothin shares practical strategies that can be used at home to help children with autism.

Nick Young, early childhood music and movement specialist, shares ways we can get children involved in music and movement at home and in school.

Diane Salazar shares inspirational ways to connect and build, creative, relaxing, and positive relationships with your children over the summer without using screen time.

Dr. Toni Sturdivant discusses how early childhood educators can foster positive identity development in early childhood education.