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Structured vs. Unstructured Learning Activities20 Aug 2024 education When creating learning activities for my children, ages 3 and 5, I try to create both structured learning activities, which have clear directions and rules to complete the assignment, and unstructured learning activities, which allow... |
About: Huppie Mama
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Dr. Carrie Wells is a college instructor, blogger, and work-at-home mother to two young children, Lydia (age 5) and Bryce (age 3). Carrie graduated from the University of Florida in 2001 with a Bachelor’s degree in elementary education and in 2002 with a Master’s degree in special education. After teaching children ages 3 – 21 with varying abilities for several years, she completed her Doctorate in special education in 2008 from Nova Southeastern University. In March 2010, Carrie began writing Huppie Mama, a lifestyle blog focusing on family, food, fun, fashion, and fitness. Website: http://huppiemama.com |
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Education Development Milestones: Kindergarten Readiness01 Aug 2024 education & parenting It's that time of the year! Parents are preparing their children to return to school, or in some cases, prepare for preschool enrollment to begin school for the first time. The following is a list... |
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Four Stages of Play05 Apr 2024 ages and stages & parenting Developing play skills is an essential part of childhood. Through play, typically-developing children acquire the skills necessary to communicate with others, express and understand emotions, physically manipulate a variety of items of all sizes, build... |
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Fall Sensory Activities10 Sep 2023 education & giveaways! Sensory exploration is so important for preschool-age children. It helps children to better understand how their bodies work while discovering the world around them. While we are all familiar with the five basic sensory systems, we... |
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DIY Winter Window Clings07 Dec 2018 decor & DIY & holidays & kids crafts Living in South Florida, we rarely experience any weather conditions that make it evident it's actually Fall or Winter, so we have to use our imaginations to come up with ways to experience the changing... |
