Developmentally sequenced by age group, this versatile book can be used as a materials guide in both formal and informal settings. Each activity is introduced by detailing the emerging ability and care giver role, while giving individual “invitations” to care for and instruct these special developmental stages. Tips are included on how to introduce toys, store materials, develop basic care routines, create activity centers, and avoid trouble spots.

The Infant & Toddler Handbook: Invitations for Optimum Early Development

Parenting & Relationships

Castle, Kathryn

Parenting

Humanics Children's House

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

Teddy Bears make every child feel comfortable in new surroundings. Friendly and easy to talk to, they are the perfect addition to the classroom. This delightful book fosters self-concept, language arts, math, and fine/gross motor skills. Includes an in-depth guide to designing and maintaining learning center activities for teachers on a limited budget. All the inspiration you need to create an entire curriculum of bear related activities.

Teddy Bears At School: An Activities Handbook for Teachers of Young Children

Religion & Spirituality

Steen, Arlene

Lane, Martha L.

Islam

This comprehensive handbook serves as a checklist of skills and behaviors a child is likely to develop during the ages three to six years. Each item in the checklist is a sample of many related skills and behaviors and acts as an index of more general characteristics of development. Items are grouped into four scales that represent areas of child development: Social Emotional, Motor Skills, Language, Cognitive and Hygiene/SelfHelp

Preschool Assessment Handbook: A User's Guide to the Humanics National Child Assessment Form - Ages 3 to 6

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Doster, Rebecca J.

Psychology & Counseling

The colorful tales, historical lore, rhythmic cadence, and fantasy of nursery rhymes enrich the lives of young children while providing valuable learning experiences. You can introduce your child to the world of poetry, rhythm, rhyming, counting, and more. Each rhyme incorporates lessons in dramatics, language arts, math, art, music, and social studies.

Lessons From Mother Goose

Education & Teaching

Commins, Elaine

Schools & Teaching

Play is a child’s best learning tool, and who better to teach the fun way but Mother Goose? Child and classroom tested, these projects improve sensory perceptions, language and social development, and science and math skills. These developmentally appropriate ideas include art projects, dramatic play ideas, and many other exercises to get children involved.

Can Mother Goose Come Down to Play?

White, Diane

A sailboat tossed about on rough seas will struggle to find a smooth course, balancing itself through wind and water. The human experience is a succession of balancing maneuvers as we resolve conflicts, find love, and merely exist from day to day. Grigg shows one how to be like a sailboat -- steady, adaptable, serene, and powerful.

The Tao of Sailing

Politics & Social Sciences

Grigg, Ray

Philosophy

Fibber E. Frog (A Fun E. Friends Book)

Fibber E. Frog's lack of self-confidence leads him to tell tall tales to make himself feel better. No one takes him seriously anymore because he tells so many fibs. When you teach Fibber E. Frog to be happy with his self, your child will learn the same lesson.

Children's Books

Newman, Al

Doody, Jim

Animals

Grub E. Dog (A Fun E. Friends Book)

Grub E. Dog is very messy. He won't brush his teeth or comb his hair, and his room is filthy. Even his friends start to notice that he's stinky. Show young children and Grub E. Dog the importance of personal hygiene and cleanliness.

Fraid E. Cat is afraid of the dark. She is so scared that she doesn't want to go to sleep at night. The chairs always seem to turn into bears, and her wagon turns into a big dragon. Afraid of what might be under the bed, this cat needs the night light on! A fun opportunity to show Fraid E. Cat and your child that there is nothing to fear in the dark.

Friad E. Cat (A Fun E. Friends Book)

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