Lauren Braido

@EY_uwindsor @gecdsbpro

Had fun stopping by the lovely paint and pot room during the Early Years Carousel! What a great way to work on students mobility skills and give them an outlet to express their creativity 🪴

@EY_uwindsor @BiancaGualdieri

Throwback to the fantastic turnout we had at our yoga fundraiser to support the 4th Annual Early Years Carousel! Such an amazing morning spent with everyone 🧘‍♀️

@EY_uwindsor @gecdsbpro

Taking a look back at provocations we did this year. Getting students to build different structures using natural materials is a great way to develop their fine-motor skills and can even be used to integrate a shapes lesson in for cross-curricular learning.

This was such a great lesson! I loved how it was so hands-on and allowed students to explore and discuss as a class the different elements that each country has to offer 🌎🔍 @EY_uwindsor @gecdsbpro

Great lesson! Loved how versatile this lesson was and could be enjoyed by students at any grade level. @EY_uwindsor

During the play block, students loved engaging in this sensory bin full of different items. Open-ended exploration is a great way to get students minds thinking and stimulate their curiosity! @WECDSB @EY_uwindsor

etfoassessment.ca/tools/ This website is an incredible resource for students in grades K-8, which offers a collection of tools to guide assessments for, as and of learning in various learning environments!📚 @EY_uwindsor

Grateful to everyone who came down to our Early Years Carousel @UWindsor 🎠 Learned a lot about creating a positive, nurturing, and stimulating environment for children to learn and grow. ❤

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the 4th Annual Early Years Carousel this past Saturday! It was wonderful to see so many families enjoy all the different activities we had planned for them 💛🎊 @EY_uwindsor

I love how open-ended this provocation is and allows students to construct their own learning! Another alternative could be to add natural materials found in the environment and see where their imagination takes them! 🌿🪹@EY_uwindsor @WECDSB

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edutopia.org/article/childr… This article contains information on how books read in the classroom can begin to have students thinking like mathematicians by having them make connections and analyze problems. What are some other ways that you incorporate math into different subjects?💭

Such a great article! Woodworking has so many benefits, and can help students develop both mental and physical skills that they will carry on far into their adulthood.

You’re invited to the 4th annual Early Years Carousel which will be hosted this Saturday, March 4th by teacher candidates at the University of Windsor🎉This will be a great event for children ages 4-8, offering a day full of engaging activities, food and fun!

With Valentines day this week, emotions are in the air!💘🥰 Here is some facial awareness and self-regulation art work that we will be doing at the @uwindsored tonight!🤪 How do you go about supporting the development of self-regulation in your students? @EY_uwindsor 🤔