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Learning Through Art
A wonderful book of recipes for art projects. The new art projects and processes in this book will help to develop positive attributes including creativity, emotional expression, problem solving, hand-eye coordination, and language acquisition.
Super Simple Science for Preschoolers
Super Simple Science for Preschoolers helps to teach your young child scientific concepts from basic chemistry to gravity and convection. This book will guide you through the process of teaching Science in a way that your preschooler will enjoy and understand with an easy-to-do step-by-step approach. Use everyday household items to create scientific lessons and help your preschooler become a young Scientist!
Unlock Your Child's Learning Potential
This new and exciting book offers a welcome change of pace from the boring rote drills, generic-type skill practice, and routine worksheets that children often get tired of doing. Rather, it consists of an abundance of varied reinforcement exercises that are readily adaptable to most new subjects introduced in the classroom. These activities are primarily intended for the teacher to use as an additional review source and for the parent to help her child continue with the learning process at home. This simply structured book has explanations and directions in outline form which are then followed by clear cut examples. The book covers reading, vocabulary, months of the year and days of the week, oral reading, reading comprehension, dictionary skills, spelling, written expression, handwriting, visual learning, auditory learning, map reading, studying and taking tests.
Teaching Terrific Five's and Other Children
Filled with more practical classroom and home-based learning activities, stories, rhymes, songs, and games. With an easy-to-follow format and plenty of reproducibles, this book is designed to help teachers foster a five-year-old’s growth in five essential developmental areas: Social/Emotional, Language, Cognitive, Motor Skills, and Hygiene/Self-Help. Children will love Teaching Terrific 5's because it's chock full of fun, let's-do-it-again activities, memorable characters, and catchy verses. Teachers will find the activities fresh and imaginative, and they'll feel confident knowing the book is part of a tried-and-true series of activity books uniquely tailored to the individual needs of each preschool age group. And, because it's based on the trusted National Child Assessment checklist of age-appropriate skills, behaviors, it's guaranteed to take a teacher's understanding of preschool enrichment to the next level. A must-have for teachers of five-year-olds at all levels of learning!
Before and After School Activities
Easy ways to plan daily activities for times when children are not in school. All activities are time-frame oriented to help you become more involved with children during these time periods.
Competencies
Everyone in the field of Early childhood Education should be aware of what constitutes a good early childhood education program. Although each individual will work with children in their own way, there is a common basis of competency that should be expected of all teachers. Competencies is divided into six competency areas and 13 functional areas of competence as identified by the CDA National Credentialing Program for center-based teachers of your children. As you work through the learning activities, developing curriculum materials, bibliographies, observational records, etc..., you will be developing materials which can also be used in assembling your portfolio and documenting your competence for the CDA credential. You can also use Competencies as a guide in self-study and training, recording teacher activities, reading resources, and utilizing activities designed to determine the areas and methods in which you feel you are functioning effectively, or those that you may wish to change or improve.
Teaching Terrific Twos and Other Toddlers
When two-year olds begin in nursery schools and day care centers, they need activities specially designed to expand their capabilities and interests. The activities, which both teachers and children will enjoy, develop self-image, listening, language, social growth, movement, science, math, and music. These activities will keep a young toddler's mind as active as a toddler's body. It includes introductory sections covering basic and individual goals, classroom arrangement, scheduling, discipline, materials, parent involvement, and assessment. Shape Walks, Mitten Week, Bunny May I, and many other activities make this book an incredible resource.
Teaching Terrific Fours and Other Children
Four-year-old children are so full of wonder. The world is theirs to explore and with the proper nurturing they can accomplish many great things. In a typical preschool class, there will be 4-year-olds at several different levels of development. It is important for the preschool teacher to provide activities that meet the needs of all children that all children can accomplish with success, and that can help to move them to higher levels of development. This book is designed to assist early childhood educators in implementing literacy and other developmentally appropriate cognitive, social and emotional, as well as fine and gross motor activities. Research has proven that a four-year-old experience is perhaps the most important year in a child’s life as it pertains to readiness to enter Kindergarten. Each activity in the book has been “tried and tested” by colleagues; those who teach in a Pre-K four program. You will enjoy seeing the delight in these young learners as they embark on a fascinating, wondrous stage of development. Four-year-old children are so full of wonder. The world is theirs to explore and with the proper nurturing they can accomplish much.
Looking at Children: Field Experiences in Child Study
Looking at Children: Field Experiences in Child Study is a fresh new approach to learning materials for early childhood educators. Looking at Children consists of a series of fourteen units made up of structured exercises dealing with specific educational and developmental issues such as language development, classification, play, and moral development in children. Also included are up-to-date materials concerning family involvement, television, single parent families and the father's role in parenting. Looking at Children can be used effectively as a part of a formal preservice or inservice training program. Don't miss Looking at Children, an invaluable aid in helping you achieve the goals of improved educational competency and increased understanding of children.
Drama and Music: Creative Activities for Young Children
The reservoir of creativity inside you and your children is just waiting to be tapped! Drama and Music is a year round guide for incorporating constructive, educational creativity into your daily classroom routine. The easy-to-read format is an invaluable tool for developing brief or extended lessons exploring music and drama while reinforcing other core subjects like math, science, and language arts. Includes background information on teaching and coaching, as well as activities, fingerplays, stories, and pantomime. An extensive index covers music, poetry and literature. Make your class a dynamic, exciting place for integrated learning.
