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How We Keep Preschoolers Safe on Trail Hikes This post is part of our blog series on the Wind Rose Outdoor Safety Booklet, so families can have an in-depth look at how we handle the trails. Check out the full safety booklet or cat
Erica StuckeyOctober 12, 2026
Ways Parents Can Get Involved in Our Montessori Classroom TL;DR: You’re always welcome at Wind Rose! Share a skill, lead a project, join a walk, or celebrate our teachers. Give us a heads up, and we’ll help your child feel ready for
Erica StuckeyOctober 12, 2026
Bumps, Scrapes, and Climbing: Why We Embrace Risky Play at Preschool TL;DR: Your child’s safety always comes first. We clear real hazards, kids climb only as high as they can safely manage on their own, and guides teach kids to check
Erica StuckeyOctober 12, 2026
Playing with Sticks If you've ever hiked with a group of young children, you already know: the moment someone finds a stick, everything changes. At Wind Rose, we don't have a no-stick rule. We think stick play is wonderful — it builds
Erica StuckeySeptember 23, 2026
Kind Touch, Rough Touch, Hurtful Touch At Wind Rose, we give children a shared language for physical contact. We teach three types of touch, and we come back to them daily. You can see our daily safety topics here, including a page ab
Erica StuckeySeptember 23, 2026
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