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Building the Foundation for a Love of Learning.
It is very exciting time at Building Blocks Preschool. We just rolled out our new website and sharing our story. We have been sharing our story but not getting our message…
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I am the founder and Executive Director of the Building Blocks Preschool. We are a year-round Nature based and Reggio Inspired preschool.
In 2004 my husband Joseph and I decided to invest in our children’s early childhood education and in the Huron Valley Community. Our school resides in a 100 year old farmhouse that backs up to over 5,000 acres Highland Recreation Area ( A State of MI Department of Natural Resources).
Our school believes it is critical that children have the…
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We are very excited to except this award for our 6th school year as a Michigan Green School. This is our first year as an Evergreen status. We received acknowledgment for 20+ points for our conservation efforts.
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After the sign in for ‘We Gather Together’ we took a moment to talk about the day of remembrance and service and how VISTA is a national service program linking this national observance to our area.…
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The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt within the heart. – Helen Keller
Being Green. Thinking Green. Outdoor Green. Garden Green.…
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Today we visited the museum in Norman Wells. Thank you for choosing it in last week's Cast Your Vote.…
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Inquiry learning focuses on the idea that the learner generates their own questions about the world and the teacher…
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Building a garden shed was a unique learning experience for my children Aside from some basic vocational skills and safety lessons that are always good to teach, we used the Pythagorean theorem to keep things square to demonstrate real world uses for seemingly “useless” math, introductory physics with lever and fulcrum to show my nine year old how to lift a 250lb wall section and block and tackle to hoist small rafter sections to demonstrate the effectiveness of pulleys, and half a dozen…
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Kids make the greatest adventurers. Having said this, you may have well realized that going on an outdoor adventure would not be complete without having your kids in tow.
Don’t be surprised to find your kids leading when it comes to coming up with diverse outdoor activities you’ll enjoy yourself, particularly, during kids’ bonding time with dad. Kids turn to their dad for primary companionship when going on several exciting adventures outdoors. This is…
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My vantage point is as an American mother raising two young children in urban China. We…
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