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BlogCreating Summer Magic When There is No Summer Break
...available for you and the children. Revisit Previous Studies There are some studies in The Creative Curriculum that naturally lend themselves to the summer months. Because so much exploration...
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BlogWindows and Mirrors: Creating a Diverse Classroom Library
...community. Wonder together with the children about what it would be like to live there. Highlight books from The Creative Curriculum Children’s Book Collection that mirror (or offer a window...
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BlogChange Is Hard. Not Changing Is Harder.
...volume from The Creative Curriculum for Preschool and selecting one learning area to refine. Because the physical environment is, well, physical, we were able to see evidence of the change...
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BlogUn enfoque culturalmente sensible: más que una traducción
...riesgo’ para que los niños que están aprendiendo inglés puedan practicar hablar en inglés sin sentirse excluidos. https://vimeo.com/431830973 (Ver en inglés: Our Culturally Responsive Approach to the Creative Curriculum)...
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BlogThe Joys of Reading: Six Ways to Make Read-Aloud Time Effective and Meaningful
...area, The Creative Curriculumoffers many strategies to help make literacy activities and learning experiences enjoyable for young children. Here are six strategies to get you started: Establish regular times for...
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Blog10 Ways to Support Children and Families with Hellos and Goodbyes
...there are strategies we can use to support the transition, acknowledge their feelings, and ease the pain. Here are some ideas from The Creative Curriculum for Infants, Toddlers & Twos...
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BlogWhy I Don’t Have a “Letter of the Week” Anymore
...to consult The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, Volume 1: The Foundation and Volume 3: Literacy. The information in these research-based volumes opened my eyes to the disservice I was doing...
