by Cynthia Bangert | Apr 13, 2020 | Arts Integrated Preschool, Blog, Early Childhood Education, Parenting, Virtual Classes
Like several Bubbles teachers, I have a background in improv: the art of making it up as you go along! This has been joyfully satisfying in my artistic and personal life as well as incredibly useful in my work with children. I’ve been teaching improv to kids and...
by Bubbles Academy | Apr 8, 2020 | Blog, Chicago Community, Parenting, Virtual Classes
The season of bunnies, flowers, and egg hunts is upon us! While we may have to celebrate in a different way than previous years, there are still plenty of ways we can still have fun with springtime activities at home! The Classic- Egg Dyeing! Pick up some extra eggs...
by Samantha Perry | Apr 7, 2020 | Blog, Early Childhood Education, Parenting, Virtual Classes
When I think of our Arts Integrated Preschool Team, I think of an incredibly creative, passionate, curious and patient group of Teaching Artists. But, one of the most patient and curious teachers we have is Jason Clark, or “Mr. Jason”. I first met him when we hired...
by Samantha Perry | Mar 31, 2020 | Arts Integrated Preschool, Blog, Virtual Classes
As the uncertainty of living life during the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, parents, caregivers, educators and children have been launched into a new educational adventure- Virtual Preschool. Our Preschool Team would love to share some tips, tricks, advice and insights...
by Anna Rhoads | Mar 30, 2020 | Early Childhood Education, Virtual Classes
I have never met a person who didn’t like at least one kind of music. Music and rhythm are inherent to being human – whether that means being a natural musician or simply listening to and appreciating it. In the womb, a mother’s voice sounds melodic when she...
by Brittny Congleton | Mar 26, 2020 | Blog, Early Childhood Education, Virtual Classes
Virtual Classes and Interactive Digital learning is amazing and we’ve relished providing it, but there is also something very special that sprouts from a word we’re often scared of: Boredom! I remember, as an only child, my kindergarten teacher told my parents “Well,...
