Category Archives: Watch Me Shine
Benefits of Inclusive Play: Social Skills for Young Children
Our goal is to create a supportive environment where every child can shine. Here’s a closer look.
Rainy Day Craft: Paper Stained Glass Butterflies
What to do when your kids are home from day care on a rainy day? Make this stained glass butterfly craft to enjoy when the sun comes out!
Special Education: The Importance of an Individualized Approach
Here’s an overview of what we mean by an “individualized approach” and why it is so important, especially in special education.
Early Childhood Special Education: Why It Matters
The impact of early childhood special education extends beyond the individual child. It benefits families, communities, and society as a whole by fostering an inclusive environment where all children can succeed.
Watch Me Shine: Our Mission and Vision
At Watch Me Shine, our commitment to early childhood special education is unwavering. We believe that every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential, regardless of their developmental challenges.
Summertime Day Care: Take Swim Lessons This Summer
Summer should be a special time, marked by activities that are different from regular day care. Our team at Watch Me Shine has a suggestion: swimming lessons!
Special Ed ME: Observing Autism Awareness Month
The month of April is designated as Autism Awareness Month. It is an excellent opportunity to promote acceptance and understanding for people with autism spectrum disorder and support them and their families.
Fun and Easy Pumpkin Carving Ideas for Kids
It’s almost Halloween, and that means pumpkin carving! Here are some tips for carving pumpkins with kids from your favorite child care team!
Special Education: Which Kids Need Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is an important tool in special education. Here are some signs that a child may benefit from occupational therapy.
3 Steps to Early Intervention
If you’re concerned that your child may not be hitting milestones, understanding the basics of early intervention is critical.


