Andra Land
Andra Land has been teaching young children since 1985. Her experience includes private preschool, public school, Sunday school and the daycare industry. Land homeschooled her children during their preschool years. She began freelance writing in March 2010.
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Active Boy's Birthday Party GamesThere will be no boredom at this party! Choose games boys will love to play.
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Shop Yard Sales for Back to School BargainsSee what you can find on the second hand market before going retail shopping.
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Father's Day PoemSome men give their children a life long peace and inner strength because of the careful,loving way they raise them.
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The Case Against Preschool WorksheetsWorksheet-based curriculum offer young children too much seat time. Is a completed worksheet in the backpack proof that your child is learning?
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The First ThingPreschool teachers know the first thing that needs to be in place in their classroom each day is love!
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Incorporate Teachable Moments in Preschool ClassroomTeachers of young children put loads of thought and time into planning a day's experiences and activities. Learn when the time is right to abandon the plan and follow inspiration instead!
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How to Create an Educational Preschool Outside Science WallHomeschools and Preschools can open up a new world of learning by making an outside Science Wall. A few hours of set up time can result in years of interactive learning. -
A Mother's Day Poem for Mothers of Young ChildrenMothers of small children receive their share of lovingly made crafts and carefully purchased baubles. This year, give her a poem that celebrates her cherished role.
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Set Up an Irresistible Science Center for Your Preschool ClassroomHelp your preschool class discover the wonders of science and nature by setting up a child-friendly Science Center in your classroom. The best part? It doesn't cost a fortune!