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Kevin Zoromski
Early Childhood Educator
zoromski@msu.edu
810-244-8541
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Danielle Melching
Program Instructor
melchin4@msu.edu
231-624-8090
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Kylie Rymanowicz
Early Childhood Education
rymanow1@msu.edu
989-907-6501
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Courtney Aldrich
Courtney Aldrich - Program Instructor in Child and Family Development
aldric82@msu.edu
517-552-6909
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Reading a child’s cues
Published on April 28, 2013
Newborn to 24 months. -
Combine books and food for fun: Grapes
Published on July 17, 2014
Read The Very Hungry Caterpillar and make a healthy snack. -
Your child’s language development: Part 2
Published on January 4, 2013
Language development skills from day one; explore three different styles of learning your child may engage in. -
Why is communicating with your baby important?
Published on June 21, 2016
Talking, singing and reading to your baby are important to their development. -
Help build your young child’s vocabulary
Published on August 26, 2016
Specific skills and strategies to teach young children to use sophisticated vocabulary. -
Bubbles: lots of fun and learning too!
Published on July 7, 2014
Bubbles are a great summer activity for kids of all ages to expand their learning and have a blast. -
Newborn’s health and development ( 6 to 12 months)
Published on August 6, 2014
Tips for parents and caregivers of children between 6 and 12 months old. -
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! -
March is Reading Month: Five fun ideas to expand on your children’s favorite books!
Published on March 17, 2014
Bring your child’s favorite books and story characters to life and encourage their love of reading with these fun ideas! -
Books and babies
Published on October 12, 2017
Why should you introduce books to your baby? -
Too cold to go out? Here are five indoor activities to enjoy with your children!
Published on January 28, 2019
With temperatures plummeting below zero, record lows are keeping children home from school and driving families indoors. Looking for something fun to do? Here are five indoor activities to help keep your children entertained during the next polar vortex! -
Reading can be included in every day opportunities
Published on March 26, 2014
Literacy activities are more than just reading! Try these simple tips to infuse literacy into your every day life. -
Reading aloud to kids has many benefits
Published on May 18, 2012
Reading is the foundation of academics and academic success. -
Building a foundation for school success in young children – Part 7: Communication
Published on December 2, 2015
Learn how communication can help your child be successful when they are ready for school. -
April is Month of the Young Child
Published on April 8, 2013
Suggestions on fun ways to celebrate children and families during the Month of the Young Child in April. -
Becoming a responsive parent through attunement – Part 2
Published on February 5, 2013
Learning to be “attuned” to each individual child is a process of trial and error that takes time and effort. No parent or caregiver is “in tune” with their child 24/7.
