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Gryphon House Blog for Early Childhood Educators

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Article

Teacher Gift Ideas: Books that Inspire and Inform

Occasions arise throughout the year where you have the opportunity to give gifts to teachers. While a coffee mug or a potted plant might check the...

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Gratitude for Those Who Inspire and Educate: A Thanksgiving Message

As the holiday season surrounds us with warmth and togetherness, we at Gryphon House want to take a moment to pause and reflect on the people who...

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Inside Riverfield: A Conversation on Innovation, Leadership, and the Future of Education

In this blog post, we're sharing an insightful excerpt from a recent conversation that took place at Riverfield Country Day School.

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Get Your Early Childhood Program Disaster-Ready—Before It Hits

Every September, National Disaster Preparedness Month (NPM) reminds us of the crucial importance of being ready for the unexpected.

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Zero to Three Conference: Supporting Early Childhood Educators

Attending the Zero to Three Conference in Long Beach, CA a couple of weeks ago deepened my admiration for early childhood educators. The conference...

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Have Something to Look Forward To: Schedule Joy

Use this easy self-care tip for teachers to learn how to de-stress from a long day in the classroom.

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Thanksgiving: The Perfect Holiday for Gratitude and Service

Dive into the world of Thanksgiving: The Perfect Holiday for Gratitude and Service with your child or class, and uncover a blend of learning and fun...

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Books for Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Management in an Early Childhood Setting

School administrators and educators must be prepared for the possibility of emergencies like fires, storms, flooding, and even active shooters. For...

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5 Preschool Activities for the Weekend

Surprised it's almost Friday again? Time flies, and when you have children it seems like they're talking, walking and reading before you know it....

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Books for Working with Challenging Behaviors in Early Childhood Classrooms

Challenging behaviors in the early childhood classroom can disrupt schedules and derail lesson plans. In this list, you will find books to help you...

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3 Activities to Bring in May

May is finally upon us! Not only does it bring with it the arrival of summer, but it also brings bundles of holidays and important topics to...

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Creative Play on Cold, Wintry Days

Beat that winter cabin fever and improve your child's intellectual, motor, and social skills with these simple, seasonal activity ideas.

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