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BlogTeaching Strategies and the Science of Reading
...childhood years and see the varied ways in which development occurs from child to child. The objectives are the backbone of both The Creative Curriculumand GOLD, and they inform everything...
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BlogTeaching Strategies Employee Spotlight: Ellie, Content Development Associate
...The Creative Curriculum and GOLD. Fresh out of college, the volumes were the first set of books I received on my first day! I truly believe that using The Creative...
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BlogEarly Childhood Educators Need More Support to Teach Literacy. We’re Listening.
...and support and elevate these critical educators. Teaching Strategies is listening to this feedback, and we are committed to developing research-backed solutions, such as The Creative Curriculum for Pre-K and...
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BlogMaking Mud Pies: 5 Steps for Using Mud Play to Meet Curriculum Goals
...included in The Creative Curriculum lend themselves to mud play connections, such as the Gardening study. Place value on repetition. During the mud experience, children, especially younger children, may engage...
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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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BlogMaking Learning Visible: The Role of Communication in Early Childhood
...that use The Creative Curriculum, teachers build on these early communication behaviors by intentionally planning experiences that support language and literacy development in ways families can see at home and...
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BlogWhy It Matters: Intentional Teaching in the Interest Areas
...to help them lead small-group instruction. And, for teachers who use GOLD in addition to The Creative Curriculum, the “toggle to Assess” feature of Intentional Teaching Experiences in the Teach...
