Top 5 Methods for Improving Learning Centers In Preschools and Pre-K (+ FREE Learning Center Guide)

[@neldarust5951]

Vanessa, I am retired now and have been for about 11 years. I can't believe it! I still love watching your videos. Your methods for teaching pre-k were so helpful to me. I miss Pre-K. When I watch your videos it makes me wish I were younger and back in the classroom. Thank you for being an inspiration to me and teachers everywhere. You make managing a classroom so much easier.

[@Savingsamespot]

I admire your capacity to adapt and survive, and become successful, while training in pleasant classroom atmosphere, such small children!

[@debraholmes3299]

Love all of your videos. Such a wealth of knowledge. Very validating as a facilitator of children!! Thank you for all your hard work for educators.❤️

[@eveliofavila9588]

Thank you this is so helpful

[@Playing_with_a_Purpose]

Agreeed, the more we organized our toys/ the more children will become independent

[@colleenstauffer4044]

Thank you for a fantastic presentation!! I enjoyed and learned from your video!!

[@nestledin8925]

I’m a homeschooler and make centers for my kids all the time. Lol. They love it.

[@DejaDrakes]

This is why I’m here. I can’t figure out how to do it so hoping to watch this and it can help me 😩

[@GuadalupeGarcia-rv7sl]

I love yours videos !!!!

[@angelamatthew5347]

Thanks so much for this wonderful video I will use these ideas in my classroom in September.

[@susanwilliams2807]

Love how inspiring you are. I enjoy your videos and I know how I will spend much of my Summer.

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[@PreKPagesvideos]

You are so welcome!

[@elainechavez8364]

So excited to use these great ideas for coming school new year! Love to have these game changers to help my early learners at circle time!

[@homesew]

Thank you so much for sharing this valuable learning information.

[@otiliafarfan1515]

Thank you for you great ideas. 😍

[@l1915]

Love everything you do. I learned so much from you. Thanks.

[@PreKPagesvideos]

Thank you!

[@mziamandeki8165]

Great ideas! How do you do centers considering social distancing?

[@alwaysbecollectin]

How long should children be in centers for

[@jeanlouise8029]

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[@saracruz2076]

Thank you ! You are awesome

[@sukanyasinsuwan8255]

Thank you so much for your hard works and sharing with me 😘.. Can you please share me how to teach basic line tracing to preschoolers please please…😘😘

[@4theFaith]

I need a mentor!! This year is the most chaotic ever and I’m failing. I’m the director! I need help. I’ll pay! Heeeelllppp!

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[@rubymiles2368]

Awesome!

[@hyacinthreno]

You looked so beautiful with your new hairstyle.

[@kathie2061]

My children are successful in centers, they are engaged, they know what to do there because I took the necessary time to teach expectations, shelves are well labeled, they know how to work on the tasks I have given them. I have displayed appropriate expectations, descriptions of the skills acquired there, etc. I have all of the signs up to justify them to parents & administrators. I would like to know how to deal with administrators who conduct “best practice” walks & come into our early childhood environment critiquing without truly understanding what is appropriate in Pre-K? I’m not shy, I do speak up & I know the jargon to use. I can’t make these administrators read the signs in my centers. I can’t make them realize that what’s appropriate for upper grades is not necessarily appropriate for Pre-K. Any advice?

[@jackzolinejordaan5681]

Love your culs beautiful .thanks alot for your advice