After a years long Covid siesta, the books I made in the early years of Cathy’s Village are finally back. She used to create them to customize the older children’s interest in reading, and with the new curriculum set to roll out next week, I have been repairing and adding new content she has discovered online.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I have also had to make adjustments and learn how to hold interest when refining my skills while also keeping to a tight schedule. This has always been a school, and the kids are adjusting to the fact the toys stay where they lay. Not that they don’t have fun, I try to make it so, but while I polish my technique they are learning every morning. And yes, get to play too..<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I also have to adjust my body to keep up with them marching to music from our expanded CDs, courtesy of our supplier, ‘Just Between Friends’, before we even go outside. I can’t wait for the Kentucky Bluegrass to finish growing in the upper yard so it can be opened up as well. The mats I placed over the slight bumps in the middle yard cushion infants as they fall on slightly uneven ground and get right back up without crying, all part of their learning.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We have a new customized set of teaching tools coming that will enhance Ms. Cathy’s teaching for this season of learning. You should notice new things they talk about at home soon. And the infants are there with them learning in a closely supervised outdoor fun environment. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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After a years long Covid siesta, the books I made in the early years of Cathy’s Village are finally back. She used to create them to customize the older children’s interest in reading, and with the new curriculum set to roll out next week, I have been repairing and adding new content she has discovered … <\/p>\n