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As the pandemic lingers and many children are obliged to remain home, Michigan early childhood educators today launched a new statewide program to help preschool parents gauge if their 3- to 5-year-olds are meeting important developmental milestones.
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Thrive From Home is Michigan’s first curriculum put in place for parents to identify their kids’ learning delays.
Because of COVID–19, many childcare facilities, are closed preventing educators from detecting if a child is falling behind
As the pandemic lingers and many children are obliged to remain home, Michigan early childhood educators this week launched a new statewide program to help preschool parents gauge if their 3- to 5-year-olds are meeting important developmental milestones.
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As schools across Mid-Michign work out their back-to-learning plans, what about the youngest of students – preschool-aged kids?
There is a new statewide program to address their unique needs and aimed at making sure preschoolers are not missing key developmental milestones while sheltering at home.
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A new statewide program has been launched by Build Up Michigan and PBS Kids to help parents educate their littlest children at home during the pandemic. Thrive From Home is a series of videos and exercises that can help parents become early childhood educators, says Kent County ISD Supervisor of Special Education Alissa Hofstee.
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