
Practicing Empathy-Taking in Real Classroom Moments
Empathy is not something children are simply born knowing how to do—it is a skill that develops over time through relationships, guidance, and practice.

Empathy is not something children are simply born knowing how to do—it is a skill that develops over time through relationships, guidance, and practice.

This fall, our teachers learned a great deal about children as individuals and as learners. That learning now shapes the way we teach, support, and partner with families every day.

When routines shift, even in positive ways, children often need extra support to feel safe, secure, and regulated.

The holiday season brings excitement, connection, and celebration—but for young children, it can also bring big emotions that feel hard to manage.