Interactive workshop
Bringing Learner Attributes to Life
A playful, hands-on workshop exploring how positive learner attributes can become meaningful, everyday experiences in the classroom.
About The Author
Miss Grace is an educator, author, and mom of three who believes that some of the biggest lessons in childhood happen in the smallest everyday moments.
After more than 10 years in early childhood education, she has learned that children grow through the questions they ask, the mistakes they make, the friendships they build, and the little challenges they learn to overcome. These real moments both in her classroom and at home became the inspiration behind the SNAP series.
Through Snap and his friends, Miss Grace turns these familiar childhood experiences into playful, meaningful stories that children can see themselves in, talk about, and learn from one little adventure at a time.
Workshops
Miss Grace also runs fun and interactive workshops for children, schools and learning communities.
Interactive workshop
A playful, hands-on workshop exploring how positive learner attributes can become meaningful, everyday experiences in the classroom.
Hands-On Workshop
A hands-on workshop exploring playful, practical ways to build fine motor skills and prepare young children for writing.
Interactive Workshop
A hands-on workshop exploring how small, intentional changes can turn ordinary lessons into memorable learning experiences.
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