Ed's Lessons

Teaching Kids to Love Learning

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Are you frustrated by children’s lack of enthusiasm or interest for learning?

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Are you looking for hands-on, engaging learning experiences that inspire curiosity and a love for learning in young children?

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Do you need advice and activities to help children develop foundational skills to easily transition to formal learning?

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Do you want to incorporate  inquiry-based learning strategies into your programs including how to make learning visible, but you just know know how, or where to start?

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Do you wish that someone would just give you the lessons and activities you need to get kids excited about learning, and simultaneously meet curriculum guidelines?

If you answered

Yes

to any of these questions,

I invite you to stick around.

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Strategies that Inspire a Love for Learning

Welcome to Ed's Lessons

As educators and parents, (parents ARE a child’s first educator) we find ourselves worrying about our students’ and children’s health, well-being and learning. We want them to be happy and succeed at whatever they choose to do. We want to make sure that when they start school, whether that’s at home or in a classroom, that they are ready, and have the necessary skills to succeed. We want to help them cope not only with the challenges that formal learning brings, but with a future where they will need to be independent and creative thinkers, problem solvers and great communicators. As teachers and parents we want to see children thrive, love learning, be curious, ask questions and be happy. Right?

I will help you,

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Cultivate foundational skills through engaging hands-on activities that prepare kids to transition to kindergarten and beyond.

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Foster a sense of wonder and curiosity by encouraging children to ask questions and explore their interests, through age-appropriate inquiry, helping them develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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Provide a stimulating learning environment with engaging and age-appropriate books, and resources to encourage creativity and critical thinking.

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Help kids learn in a way that is in tune with their natural love for nature and play through activities that build their problem solving, resilience and creativity so that they are confident learners.

About Me

Hi, I'm Edwina

I’m a passionate and experienced early childhood educator who helps parents, carers and inexperienced educators go from overwhelmed and confused about how to best help young children learn through hands-on, inquiry-based learning, to being clear, confident and knowledgeable about creating environments and experiences that help kids thrive and feel excited and confident in their learning.

Ed’s Lessons is my contribution to help create a world where young children are nurtured through consideration for how they learn best, to be the happy problem solvers, critical thinkers and creators of tomorrow.

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Practical Tips & Ideas

Your Teaching Partner

Using picture books and children’s natural curiosity about nature as a springboard for learning, I will help and guide you integrate inquiry-based learning and curiosity into your everyday experiences, ensuring that children develop the necessary skills to set them up for success.

 

Ed’s Lessons is your learning and teaching partner removing your stress and providing you with the support, resources and knowledge to ensure the children in your care develop independence, critical thinking, problem solving, creativity, and the ability to ask questions – all essential skills to succeed in an ever changing world. 

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If you want to provide your children and students with engaging experiences that will allow them to grow their curiosity, and skills to tackle the challenges of learning, then stick with me.

I’ve got you covered!

Free Guide

How to encourage curiosity

Curiosity is the spark that ignites a child’s passion for exploring the world, and it’s a trait that can be nurtured through everyday experiences.

 In this practical guide, we’ll unlock the secrets to developing curiosity naturally in kids, using simple and accessible strategies that can be seamlessly integrated into your daily routines.

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