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Showing posts with label classroom. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Exciting Opportunity to Make Visuals

Join our Inclusion Specialist, Tory Masters, for an exciting Make and Take It session on Saturday, January 7th. The session begins at 9:30 am and for an hour I will go through all the visual supports and how to use them with children, then for another hour or so, I will give you time to make those visuals. The cost is only $5 per person! Below is a list of what I will have available for you to make:


  • Tucker Turtle’s social story for handling frustration
  • A visual schedule (please bring photos of your children following your daily routine to use if you want to use them!)
  • Center Control
  •  Stop Signs
  •  Solutions Kit for problem solving
  •  Emotional Check in
It will be a fun filled morning and we have limited seats. Once you register and payment and finalized, we will give you all the final details of the day! Feel free to register a friend and pass this information along to others! You must be completely registered and payment received by Thursday, January 5th!

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

NAEYC Resources for Preschool Teachers: In Spanish and English

NAEYC Resources for Preschool Teachers: In Spanish and English
Teaching Young Children is NAEYC’s colorful, easy-to-read magazine for busy preschool teachers. Available in English and Spanish (as Tesoros y Colores), each issue offers practical ideas you can put to use immediately in your classroom. Be sure to visit the TYC Web site to read articles, become a subscriber, and to network with other teachers through discussion boards.

Supervisors, staff development specialists, and center directors can use NEXT: The Teaching Young Children Staff Development Guide with teachers to support further learning. NEXT suggests ways to build on content while encouraging teachers to adapt and apply appropriate ideas in their own classrooms. NEXT is available in Spanish as NEXT: La Guía de Tesoros y Colores para el desarrollo professional.

http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/naeyc/tyc_vol1issue1/