The National Infant and Toddler Assessment Handbook is a checklist of skills and behaviors a child is likely to develop from birth to three years of age. Each item in the checklist is a sample of many related skills and behaviors and in that sense serves as an index of more general characteristics of development. Items are grouped into five scales that represent areas of child development: Social Emotional, Language, and Cognitive, Gross and Fine motor Skills.

Infant-Toddler Assessment Handbook: A User's Guide to the Humanics National Child Assessment Form Ages 0-3

Literature & Fiction

Whordley, Derek

Caballero, Jane A.

Poetry

Humanics Children's House

More than 125 enjoyable activities and projects focus on math, health and safety, play, puppetry, movement, science, social studies, art, language development, parental involvement, self discipline, and the development of a positive self-concept. This book is an especially valuable tool for CDA candidates since each activity has a stated purpose and a suggested functional area.

Handbook of Learning Activities for Young Children

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Humanics Publishing Group

"Vanilla Folder" activities are easy to store and make, and they hold children's attention. The only materials needed are Manila file folders, marking pens, construction paper, scissors, and glue. The clear-cut format of this book, which includes folders, patterns, and directions, will assist any educator in developing basic curriculum materials while staying within a limited budget. You'll discover the simplicity and fun that thousands of teachers already love.

Vanilla Manila Folder Games: For Young Children

Today more than ever it is vitally important that we make learning stimulating, interesting, and fun! Don’t subject your television generation students to uninspired worksheets and workbooks that only reduce learning to drudgery! Back to Basics offers you a refreshing and innovative approach to teaching basic reading skills which will both delight and stimulate students. Over 100 exciting and creative games and projects for teachers to use in designing reading materials fill the pages of Back to Basics, ensuring that your reading program will help your students both master basic skills and enjoy the learning process. Back to Basics is a must for any parent or teacher devoted to making learning to read fun for today’s child.

Back to Basics in Early Reading Skills

Christman-Rothlein, Liz

Humanics Pub Group

Introduces various cultures and people from around the world with native recipes, music, games, and activities.

Children Around the World

Green Dragon Books