Summit Early Learning, Mifflin County Early Head Start

05/08/2026

05/07/2026

05/06/2026

Happy National Nurses Day to our incredible nurses at SUMMIT Early Learning! 💙
Your care goes far beyond band-aids and check-ins—you bring comfort, safety, and peace of mind to our children, families, and staff each and every day. From keeping our classrooms healthy to supporting little ones, your compassion and dedication make such a meaningful impact.
We are so grateful for all that you do, Amber, Holly, Christina, and Michele 🤍

04/17/2026

HAPPY FAMILY FRIDAY! Family Friday with National Association for the Education of Young Children are all about connection, collaboration, and celebrating the important role families play in a child’s learning journey.
Spending time together, whether it’s reading, playing, creating, or simply talking, helps build strong relationships and supports children’s growth in every way.
Comment below and share a favorite family activity!

04/17/2026

Process art is all about the joy of creating, exploring, and trying new things 🎨✨ It builds curiosity, resilience, and confidence—without needing fancy supplies or lots of prep.

Try it at home with simple, everyday materials:
• A base (cardboard, placemats, clay, or playdough)
• Objects to explore (paper plates, colored paper, beads, buttons, sticks, leaves)
• Ways to connect (tape, glue, pipe cleaners)
• Tools (scissors, brushes, kid-safe cutters)

Let your child lead, ask open-ended questions, and embrace the mess 💛 The real magic is in the process, not the final product!

04/15/2026

On this Work Together Wednesday during the Week of the Young Child, we celebrate the power of teamwork! When children collaborate, they learn to share ideas, solve problems, and build meaningful friendships. Whether they’re building, creating, or playing side by side, they’re growing stronger—together.
Let’s continue to encourage cooperation, kindness, and connection every day!
GrowingTogether

04/14/2026

Helping little ones build healthy habits starts at the table 🥕🍎

Serving a variety of healthy foods in a positive, pressure-free environment can turn mealtime into something everyone enjoys. When children are given the freedom to decide what and how much to eat from what’s offered, they build confidence and a healthy relationship with food.

Keep offering veggies early and often—even if they’re refused at first. It can take many tries before a child is ready! Try mixing things up by serving vegetables in different ways—roasted, raw, or with a favorite dip. Pair new foods with familiar favorites, and invite your child to help wash, prepare, or even grow their own veggies.