Tiny Trees Preschool 2015 Fall Luncheon & Sneak Peak November 6, 11:30 - 1:30pm Museum of Flight CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP OVERVIEW Sponsorships help defray the costs of the Tiny Trees Luncheon and allow 100% of the donations received at the Luncheon to go directly to educational programs at 6 parks in...
By Andrew A. Jay I will admit I am a bit of a data nerd. It’s one of the reasons why Tiny Trees has Evidence Based Practice as a core value and why with almost a year left until opening day we already have an evaluation...
By Teddy McGlynn-Wright When I was reading about Dr. Dimitri Christakis’s research on how children learn that kicked off this post, my friend (and Tiny Trees co-conspirator) Andrew joked: maybe Charlie can start a slow play movement.  In true riffing fashion, I began to think of...
Guest Blogger Fiona Yemanberhan Shares her Experiences of attending an Outdoor Preschool in Sweden and the Impact that it had on her Life I was raised in Stockholm, Sweden where outdoor Preschools are very common. Children ages 3-6 attend Preschools that spend an average of 4-6...
Tiny Trees is built by champions like you. Help rally support and give every child a great education and an enchanting childhood immersed in the natural world. As a champion you will: Lead a table and invite 9 guests to celebrate the launch of Tiny Trees's first preschools (opening...
Fall Luncheon & 2016 Sneak Peak Friday, November 6, 2015 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Museum of Flight Seattle All proceeds support the launch of Tiny Trees Preschool Includes a first look at our 2016 locations and a special guest appearance Free and plentiful parking plus full day admission to the Museum...
We need your help! On Friday, November 6th Tiny Trees is throwing a party (your save the date invitation will be arriving shortly). It will be our first fundraiser and will take place from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm at the Museum of Flight in...
[caption id="attachment_17136" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Nap time at the Chippewa Nature Preschool - Photo by Erin Soper[/caption] How do you take a nap in an outdoor classroom? Play is hard work and with the sensory rich experience of a Tiny Trees education children require downtime to relax...
[caption id="attachment_17284" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Photo Courtesy of the Chippewa Nature Center[/caption] By Cori Simmons About 2 years ago I was flipping through a Vanity Fair magazine when I stumbled across what appeared to be a parenting article. As this is not standard Vanity fare, it piqued my...
Editor's Note - Tiny Trees Preschool does not endorse a specific parenting style. But occasionally we recommend articles or books that can be helpful for generating discussion on healthy childhood development. Cori's summary below of RIE parenting, based on the article "Childhood's End" in Vanity...