Kitchen Science: Bubble Experiments
Kitchen Science: Bubble Experiments explores Fun with Bubbles! Fun bubble experiments for preschoolers.
Outdoor Learning Environment Ideas and Tips
Looking for outdoor learning environment ideas and tips? Here are four tips for your outdoor learning classroom!
Guidelines for Incorporating Technology into Early Education
Teaching STEM or STEAM in the early education classroom is possible. Here are some guidelines to incorporate technology into the preschool.
8 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors During the Pandemic
Looking for new ways to enjoy the outdoors with your preschoolers? Check out these creative ideas!
LEGO® Education Solutions for Early Learning
LEGO Education Solutions and resources are now available on ShopBecker.com. Learn more about our collection of LEGO Education for Early Learning products here.
Unwrapping the Mystery of Unit Bricks
Unit Bricks are construction toy, a STEM activity, and a math manipulative all wrapped up into one great block toy! Learn more about Unit Bricks here!
Incorporating Dramatic Play and Literacy in Early STEM
In this blog article, we explore three products that combine dramatic play, active play, and literacy into early STEM teachings.
10 Benefits of Outdoor Play in Early Childhood Development
Learn how outdoor play and outdoor learning activities support child development, big body movement, and classroom success in early childhood programs.
Fostering Creativity Through Doodling
Doodling not only fosters creativity but enhances brain development in young children. Here are ways doodling does that!
Regulation and Communication
In this blog article, our guest author speech pathologist Sheila Chrobak explores how educators can support regulation and communication in early childhood.
We Have More than Five Senses: Proprioception
In this blog article, Kelsie Olds (The OccuPLAYtional Therapist) explores what is proprioception and the proprioceptive sensory input types (exertion, impact, and pressure).
We Have More than Five Senses: Vestibular Input
In this blog article, Kelsie Olds (The OccuPLAYtional Therapist) explores what is vestibular input and its role in sensory processing and sensory regulation.
Creating a Sense of Belonging in Classrooms
In this blog article, we explore why belonging matters and how to create a sense of belonging in your early childhood classroom.
100th Day of School Activities Roundup
Looking for activities for the 100th Day of School? Check out these 100th Day of School Activities for preschoolers.
Seasonal & Holiday Ideas for Preschools
In this blog article, we provide ideas for celebrating seasons and holidays in preschool classrooms that focus on appreciation of diverse cultures and traditions.
Tips for Family-Teacher Conferences
In this blog article, we present five tips for early childhood family/parent-teacher conferences that nurture a strong home-school partnership.
Breathing Techniques for Self-Regulation
In this blog article, we provide ideas for self-regulation breathing techniques to introduce to young children in early childhood classrooms.
Cody Block Review by Play to Learn Preschool
Learn more about Cody Block, one of the best STEM toys for preschoolers in this article featuring a review by Play to Learn Preschool.
Teacher Inspiration Guide September 2025
In our September 2025 Teacher Inspiration Guide, you'll find practical tips and engaging resources to kick off the school year.
Teacher Inspiration Guide November 2025
Ready to bring new energy into your classroom? Our November Inspiration Guide offers seasonal activities, movement-focused resources, and educator-focused articles to spark learning all month long.
Trust The Process: Nurturing Young Artists
Early childhood art education tips to nurture young artists and helping children get interested in art at any early age.
Meaningful Praise
Meaningful praise for preschoolers is important. Learn how to give meaningful praise in this article.
“Must Have” Items for Creating Process Art
Get inspired to restock your art area in the classroom with must-have process art materials for preschoolers.
Winter Process Art Activities
Ideas for incorporating winter themed activities and process art projects for preschoolers.
Go Beyond Basic Finger Painting!
There's more to finger painting in the toddler/preschool classroom. Here are 5 methods of extending finger painting for preschoolers.
Bringing the Outside Inside
Bring outdoor art activities indoors! Ways to incorporate nature into your early learning activities inside or outside.
Paint Reimagined 6 Ways!
Shake things up with classroom paint in the art area. Check out these new painting ideas for kids!
3 Easy Art Lessons for Social Emotional Learning
Looking to incorporate social emotional learning into your art lessons or folding art into your SEL curriculum? Here are 3 ideas!
Classroom Adhesives: Which Ones Do You Need?
Not all classroom tape is created equal! Here are some must-have tape for teachers.
Use Art to Build Confidence in Kindergarten
Kindergarten art projects are not just time-fillers to keep students busy. They teach organization and persistence to a task.
How To Get Children's Attention
Discover effective classroom attention grabbers to keep early learners engaged. Get expert tips from Becker's.
Character Education Through Books and Songs
Looking for resources for Early Character Education? Help build young children's character and social emotional skills with these books and songs.
Organizing Your Classroom Paper Clutter
Every educator has paper clutter! We're here with tips on helping organizing paper clutter in your classroom!
Early Childhood Leadership Tips
Looking for early childhood leadership tips? Check out the leadership tips for early childhood educators!
Encourage Spontaneous Language in Toddlers
Learn ways to promote spontaneous social interactions with toddlers that build communication and early language skills.
Loose Parts: Opening Up Imaginative Play in Children
Looking for new ideas for loose parts play? Here are ways to enhance learning and open up imaginative play in young children using loose parts.
Educational Gift Guide for Infants & Toddlers
Looking for the perfect holiday gift for infants and toddlers that inspire learning? Check out our handy educational gift guide here!
New Strategies for Toddler Storytime
Looking for toddler storytime ideas? Take a look at these strategies for reading to toddlers.
What To Do When Toddlers Bite
Toddlers will bite, right? Here are some helpful tips on what to do when toddlers bite in the child care center.
Infant Discovery of Object Permanence
Playing peek-a-boo with a trusted person helps develop an infant’s senses, motor skills, visual tracking, and social development in addition to object permanence.
10 Best Loose Parts for Infants & Toddlers
Check out this loose parts list and open ended materials for preschoolers safe in the infant and toddler classroom!
Eight Classroom Book Sets for Celebrating Spring
Looking for spring books for preschoolers? Her are our favorite preschool books about spring and celebrating when seasons change.
Week of the Young Child: Music Monday!
The Week of the Young Child™ 2018 is here — sing, dance, celebrate, and learn on Music Monday with these activities!
Week of the Young Child: Family Friday!
The Week of the Young Child™ Family Friday is all about celebrating families. Here are some great products putting families in the spotlight.
Play Patterns in Practice: Play Schemas
In this blog article, we explore the 9 play schemas (play patterns that scaffold learning with intention) and materials that support each play schema.
Making Values Visible in Early Learning
Explore how early learning leaders make values visible through intentional classroom design and daily rhythms. Learn how space and time reflect what matters most.
Inclusive Approaches to Halloween
Explore inclusive approaches to Halloween in early childhood classrooms. Discover thoughtful alternatives for costumes, food, and sensory needs that honor all families.
First This, Then That: Using Now/Next Boards
Help young children manage transitions with Now/Next boards. Learn how to use visual supports to reduce stress and build independence in the classroom.