This session explores the foundational role of Executive Functions (EF)—Cognitive Flexibility, Inhibitory Control, and Working Memory—in early childhood development. You will learn how imaginative play and consistent daily routines can strengthen these essential cognitive skills, which support emotional regulation, impulse control, and adaptability. Emphasizing the importance of early nurturing, the workshop offers practical strategies to help you create structured yet engaging environments that promote EF growth. By fostering these abilities through intentional interactions and experiences, you can set the stage for children’s academic success and lifelong problem-solving skills.

NOTE:  This session is offered IN PERSON at the Early Learning Coalition office.