We’ve put together 5 Whole-Class Motivation Ideas Every Preschool Teacher Can Use — simple, low-prep strategies that bring more joy and cooperation to your classrooms. No extra supplies needed! They’re easy to share with your team and perfect for staff meetings or those “we need something fresh” moments. 👉 [Grab the two-page guide here}

Think of this space as our gathering spot—where preschool administrators can pause for a moment, exhale, and connect about what really matters: supporting your teachers, your families, and the children who fill your center with life. We know that being a director can sometimes feel isolating, even when you’re surrounded by people all day. This is a space for real conversations about the daily wins, challenges, and decisions that shape your center’s culture and your team’s wellbeing. We’re so glad you’re here and can’t wait to get to know you Please introduce yourself and share a bit about your world—your center, your leadership journey, what lights you up about early childhood, or what you’re hoping to learn and share here. Together, we’ll build a community that reminds us we’re not alone—and that leadership can be joyful, grounded, and deeply connected.

This space is all about sparking collaboration and inspiration among leaders who support early learning teams. We know that teachers (and children!) thrive most through hands-on exploration—not stacks of worksheets—so this is where we share what brings play, connection, and creativity back into classrooms. 💡 What to share: - Professional development ideas or team activities that nurture creativity and curiosity - Classroom strategies, routines, or setups that have supported regulation and engagement - Resources you’ve shared with staff that brought fresh energy or new perspectives 📸 Snap a photo, link a resource, or jot a quick note about what’s working in your center (or what you’re still figuring out!). Sharing helps other leaders strengthen their own teams too. Together, we’re building a collection of play-based, connection-centered ideas that help teachers—and children—flourish. 🌱