I believe the Reggio Emilia approach gives children the best start in learning. It sees every child as curious and capable, and builds knowledge through open‑ended exploration, collaboration, and reflection in a supportive classroom community. 

I use Twinkl.ca to make learning fun and easy. It helps me create activities and lessons that children love. 

II like this resource because it offers research‑based, developmentally appropriate activities for two‑ and three‑year‑olds that build their thinking, motor, and social skills through purposeful play. 

I created this resource as part of my family plan to offer support to families facing various issues. It has become a go-to resource for me, enriching my ability to support and nurture family development and well-being. 

Strides Toronto is a valuable resource for me, especially when seeking guidance and best practices for educational strategies in the classroom. It offers a wealth of information and support for addressing various needs and challenges in educational settings.

I am using Jbrary to get ideas for your circle time sessions and to learn new songs. Jbrary offers a wide range of resources, from songs and rhymes to fingerplays and storytelling tips, all designed to enhance early childhood learning experiences.