Early Learning Professional Development opportunity Diane Kashin (who presented at Sask ECEC spring conference two years ago) is putting on an online webinar about using environment as the third teacher in the times of COVID-19. Registration costs just $18.33. Click here for more information and r…
Check out this local product, SMELLY STIX playdough, go to http://www.saskecec.ca/pages/conference_sponsors_and_displayers.html for the download!
A great workshop but also some posted projects from participants: To register: https://www.stf.sk.ca/professional-resources/events-calendar project page: : https://www.stf.sk.ca/professional-resources/saskatchewan-professional-development-unit/resources/responding-children%E2%80%99s …
A great article on Schema Theory: http://www.compasselc.com/play-builds-brain/ Members be sure to go to our Member's Only section for items posted from the last workshop, there are charts on Schema Theory to dowload!
17 November
The Early Years Branch in the Ministry of Education is pleased to announce a new portal for the early learning sector. The Early Learning portal was created to promote better communication and easier access to early learning documents, resources, professional learning opportunities and current in…
An article titled, "The Erosion of Play" which went through many iterations thanks to multiple reviewers from a variety of journals has finally been published in the International Journal of Play (4 year journey!) The publisher gives authors 50 free eprints so if you are interested, here is the lin…
Complimentary eArticles Below you will find free, downloadable eArticles in PDF format. Videatives offers these resources to you as a way to introduce you to some of their views on constructivist education. https://videatives.com/taxonomy/term/1114
You've been requesting it, here it is... Kim Deibert's list of books that help us teach social justice issues. The list will be updated as we continue to find excellent resources on this subject. Social Justice Booklist
22 October
I just had to share this wonderful book (again)! I read it to day to get my students thinking about why they were bringing food donations this month. They had such compassion and great ideas as to how they could help like Lily did. I hope you like it too. (I got an email from a parent after …
