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BlogWhy I Don’t Ignore My Own Learning Anymore
...wonderful school who adopted The Creative Curriculum and GOLD the same year I was hired. I didn’t understand the power of the curriculum because I never felt I had the...
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BlogMaking Mud Pies: 5 Steps for Using Mud Play to Meet Curriculum Goals
...included in The Creative Curriculumlend themselves to mud play connections, such as the Gardening study. Place value on repetition. During the mud experience, children, especially younger children, may engage in...
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BlogGetting to Rigor Through Play-Based Learning: What Research Tells Us Is Best for Young Learners
...curriculum (e.g., The Creative Curriculum) that focuses on development of the whole child through hands-on, play-based learning experiences Teachers who are confident and prepared to implement that curriculum and magnify...
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BlogWhy It Matters: Intentional Teaching in the Interest Areas
...area for each of the Intentional Teaching Experiences in The Creative Curriculum for Preschool. Remember, however, that there’s great power in “making the curriculum your own.” Never be afraid to...
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BlogMLK Day Reflection: Activities for Promoting a Kind and Supportive Community
...such a community, both The Creative Curriculum and ReadyRosie Modeled Moments provide learning experiences that not only nurture the learning environment in your preschool classroom, but emphasize the importance of...
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BlogDesigning the Right Classroom Environment for Infants, Toddlers & Twos
...still age-appropriate. For more information about how to set up rooms for toddlers and twos and how the physical setup can support development, review pgs. 47–49 in The Creative Curriculum...
