Greenville, NC — Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is proud to announce its Parents As Teachers (PAT) program was recently recognized as a Blue Ribbon Affiliate by the Parents as Teachers National Center. This recognition acknowledges the Partnership’s dedication to providing the highest quality support possible to local parents and families with children birth through age five. […]
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The Board of Directors of the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children has announced the hiring of Sharon Cooper as the Partnership’s new executive director. The hiring was made official during the Partnership’s Annual Board Meeting last month. “Sharon’s passion for enriching the lives of our children and understanding of the issues facing families today, coupled with […]
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The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is thrilled to announce the names of the 16 childcare facilities that will be participating in our Help Us Grow gardening program for 2019-2020. Also, two facilities were selected to expand the Farm to Early Care and Education Collaboration grant received from NC State University. The Vidant Health Foundation has […]
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The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is excited to welcome six new employees to the organization: Kyndra Boyette, Tiffany Dent, Maria Garcia, Ashley Lewis, Laurie McPhillips, and Teneshia Webb. Kyndra Boyette Kyndra Boyette is a native of Wayne County with more than 20 years of experience in early childhood education. She joins the Partnership as a […]
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The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children gladly takes sponsors for community programs. Contact us today to get started as a sponsor.
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In recent decades, less emphasis has been put on physical development and more so on mental development. The introduction of physical activity into young children’s lives will create stepping stones for a love of moment and activity that they will carry throughout their lives. They will learn good habits early, increasing their chances of remaining […]
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Early literacy is the foundation of education. Instilling a love of reading in your child is the key to their success in the future. There are tons of advantages to developing early literacy skills at an early age. At the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children, we help children develop reading skills during their first 2,000 days […]
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Are you familiar with the Piaget stages of development? It describes the stages of normal intellectual development from infancy to adulthood, including thought, judgment, and knowledge. The four stages are as follows: Sensorimotor: birth through ages 18-24 months Preoperational: toddlerhood (18-24 months) through early childhood (age 7) Concrete operational: ages 7-12 Formal operational: adolescence through […]
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It can sometimes be hard to get your young one to stay focused and learn at home. With wild imaginations, vivacious personalities, and energetic bodies, 4- to 5-year-olds seek play time whenever possible. But that doesn’t mean learning at home can’t be fun too! Read along to discover how to make learning fun at home. […]
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Socialization is tied to many other parts of your child’s development in their early years. It starts when your baby is born and continues into adulthood, shaping each of those stages of development all the while. Every single interaction your child has, no matter how big or how small, helps them learn language skills, cope […]
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Knowing what to expect as your child grows in their earliest years can help to reassure you that your child is right on track. However, every child develops in their own manner, so you can not always predict when a skill will be completely perfected. From ages three to five, your child’s motor skills, language, […]
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