Sensory play is more than a fun, messy activity—it plays an essential role in early brain development. When children touch different textures, explore sounds, or manipulate materials, their brains form new neura

Language growth during early childhood depends heavily on the quantity and quality of interactions children have with adults. Teachers in early education environments intentionally engage children in meaningful co

STEM education—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—is no longer reserved for upper grades. In preschools, teachers now introduce STEM concepts through simple, playful activities. Children explore

Emotional literacy—the ability to recognize, name, and manage emotions—is a critical skill that often begins during early childhood. Preschool teachers play a vital role in guiding children through their first e

Character development begins during the earliest years of life, long before formal moral lessons are introduced. Children learn values such as honesty, responsibility, kindness, and patience by observing adults an

Play is the natural language of young children. Through play-based learning, preschoolers develop cognitive abilities that form the foundation of future academic achievement. Teachers use a variety of play experie