A dispatch from Alex McGuire, mother of six. MiniBury: Describe how you're feeling today. Alex: Relieved (the kids are done with their ... [ Read More ]
Make It Together: Handful Of Flowers
It doesn't take much to turn an outline of your hand into a lovely paper bouquet. Materials Needed Green or light-green colored paperVarious ... [ Read More ]
At Home: Abby Adams
A dispatch from Abby Adams, mom to a 7-year-old daughter; librarian at Platt Memorial Library in Shoreham. MiniBury: In one word, describe how ... [ Read More ]
What Will Child Care Look Like In June?
Otter Creek Child Center is reopening on June 1. Director Linda January took some time to talk to MiniBury about how her center will approach the ... [ Read More ]
Child Care Providers Worry New State Guidelines Will be Difficult To Follow
By Grace Elletson, VTDigger.org Newly released guidelines from the Scott administration give child care providers a first look at what reopening ... [ Read More ]
Make It Together: Kitchen ‘Karacters’
This week: Why not get wacky in the kitchen? You can turn just about anything from your utensil drawer into a puppet. Here's how. Materials ... [ Read More ]
Faith Gong: Why Keep A Garden, Chickens, Or Children?
This will likely be a short column, because we are in the midst of putting in our garden. I have a complex relationship with my garden — as, I ... [ Read More ]
Making The Most Of Snail Mail: Wren’s Nest Forest Preschool
Porter Johnstone, 4, with the Baby Azban he received in the mail from his Wren's Nest Forest Preschool teachers. We checked in with Michelle Black, ... [ Read More ]
Thank You, Teachers
This post was contributed by Su White, director of Quarry Hill School in Middlebury. When the leaders of the Addison County Early Childhood ... [ Read More ]
Make It Together: Paper Bag Hats
Let's get fancy this week; we're making paper bag hats! Materials Needed: Large paper grocery bagGlue and tapePompoms, pipe cleaners, shapes ... [ Read More ]
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