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What Can You Learn From a Garden?
...or take away plants from the garden, and making comparisons as they document how plants grow and change over time. A class garden can fit into many different environments. Consider...
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Tadpoles: The All-in-One Program Management Solution for Early Childhood Providers
...unmatched in the marketplace. “We have loved using the integrated system through Teaching Strategies for curriculum, assessment, and Tadpoles for communication! It has allowed us to seamlessly track our students’...
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Powerful Family Partnerships in Detroit Public Schools
...who is using The Creative Curriculum and ReadyRosie, you can check out the new playlists here. Simply select the appropriate The Creative Curriculum playlist and share it with families—all of...
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A Culturally Responsive Approach: More Than Translation
...Creative Curriculum takes translation a step further. Teaching Strategies takes a culturally responsive approach curriculum materials. Being in this profession for as long as I have, I have used many...
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Summer Sessions for School and Program Leaders
Administrators & program leaders, this series of free webinars was designed specifically for you. In each session, we’re joined by experts in the field of early childhood education to explore...
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Back from Burnout: 4 Tips for Renewing Your Passion
...working as a one. By nature, we are caregivers, often overachievers, and even occasionally perfectionists. While these traits are commonly ones of a highly effective teacher, they can also set...
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Why I Don’t Have a Time-Out Chair In My Classroom Anymore
...empathy. Combined with further training in The Creative Curriculum and the objectives for development and learning (such as Objective 1a, “Manages feelings,” and Objective 2b, “Responds to emotional cues”), I...