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Kendra Moyses

Program Areas of Focus: Child and Family Development, Military Families and Youth, Educational Technology
kmoyses@msu.edu
Brooke Larm

Early Childhood Coordinator
larmb@msu.edu
248-347-0269 ext 230
Kevin Zoromski

Early Childhood Educator
zoromski@msu.edu
810-244-8541
Kylie Rymanowicz

Early Childhood Education
rymanow1@msu.edu
989-907-6501
Danielle Melching

Program Instructor
melchin4@msu.edu
231-624-8090
Courtney Aldrich

Courtney Aldrich - Program Instructor in Child and Family Development
aldric82@msu.edu
517-552-6909
Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Science Activities for Young Minds

Published on November 22, 2016
Learn ideas for facilitating science with young children so they gain important life skills and experience the excitement of science exploration.
Teaching Science When You Don’t Know Diddly-Squat Series

Published on March 2, 2017
You do not need all the answers to teach science. You simply need an inquisitive mind and to be willing to carry out an investigation. Learn how to teach inquiry-based science to youth with any of these lesson guides!
Making winter enjoyable for children

Published on February 12, 2021
Children need 60 minutes of daily physical activity all year round, even in the winter months. Let’s look at some fun ways your children can be active in the winter.
Partnering with your child’s teachers: Part 4

Published on March 12, 2014
Teachers and parents must make the effort to work together if we expect the partnership to succeed.
Eight must-haves toys and activities for increasing your preschooler’s developmental skills

Published on May 8, 2017
Choosing appropriate toys, games and activities to enhance preschooler growth and overall development.
Defeat weeding by eating – Part 2: Plant adaptations

Published on October 24, 2019
Struggling to get the kids to weed the garden? Turn it into a science lesson and snack by learning about plant adaption and why edible plants look the way they do and grow where they are.
Defeat weeding by eating – Part 1: Identifying plants

Published on October 24, 2019
Struggling to get kids to weed the garden? Some plants are edible and can be eaten, but first you need to know how to identify them.
Defeat weeding by eating – Part 3: Lambsquarters and nutrition

Published on October 24, 2019
Struggling to get the kids to weed the garden? Turn weeding into harvesting by teaching youth how some weeds are nutritious to eat, like common lambsquarters.
Learning in the kitchen

Published on September 13, 2013
Activities in the kitchen can be fun, but also extremely educational.
How to make New Year’s resolutions fun for the family

Published on January 28, 2014
It’s that time for New Year’s resolutions! Don’t think that just because the New Year is already underway that it’s too late for you and your family to make one.
What’s their learning style? Part 2: Kinesthetic learners

Published on August 17, 2016
Kinesthetic learners learn best by being hands on and “learning by doing.”
Ten tips to keep your child learning this summer

Published on May 24, 2012
Did you know the average child loses one month of the knowledge gained in the school year during the summer? Here are ten great tips to help your child be ready to succeed in the fall!
4-H Military Family Book Sheets: 'A Paper Hug'

Published on August 6, 2019
Children’s books provide a way for parents, caregivers and young children to learn about deployment and the many changes that happen by reading about other military families, children or situations that have experienced deployment.
Learning positive social skills with puppet play

Published on September 17, 2013
Many beneficial skills can result from participating in puppet play.