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During a recent snowy week, the children started making a big pile of snow with their shovels. As the pile got bigger and bigger the children decided they were building a mountain. However, not everyone agreed on how the mountain should be shaped or where the snow should be placed.
Children have an amazing ability to see things with fresh eyes, even when they have seen it over and over. Their questions about the world come with a certain authenticity and innocence, as they notice even the smallest or simplistic details…
In a recent Washington Post article titled “Awe might be our most undervalued emotion. Here’s how to help children find it,” writer Deborah Farmer Kris reflected on a childhood memory of watching a meteor shower with her family when she was nine years old…
We all love storytelling at Ta’am Teva. Storytelling is not only entertaining and fun, but gives the children opportunities to practice early childhood literacy skills…
The past several years have been stressful for everyone including families and children. There was a mental health crisis prior to…
We live in a fast -paced hectic world where children are rushed from one activity to the next. They constantly hear phrases like “Hurry up, come on we’ll be late.” Or “not now, we need to go.” It has become rare for…
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