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This Month's Book Selections

Topics:

Children's Book Corner

Curriculum

Cooking with Children

Developmentally Appropriate Practice

Science

Creativity/Arts

Multiple Intelligences

Brain Research

Reggio Emilia

Behavior Management/Support

Literacy

Internet for Newbies

Curriculum

The Creative Curriculum for Early Childhood by Diane Trister Dodge

Two classics in early childhood curriculum!

The Creative Curriculum for Infants & Toddlers
by Amy Laura Dombro, Laura J. Colker,
Diane Trister Dodge

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Cooking with Children

Can Piaget Cook? Science Activities
by Mary Anne, Ph.D. Christenberry, Barbara Stevens

Simple, direct instructions with explanations of how and what each cooking activity helps children learn.

Cooking Up a Story : Creative Ideas Using Original Stories
and Props With Cooking Activities
for Young Children/Pre-School K/Ages 3-4-5
(Flannel Boar)

by Carol Elaine Catron, Barbara Catron Parks

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Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Early Childhood Programs (Naeyc (Series), #234.) by Sue Bredekamp (Editor), Carol Copple (Editor), National Association for the Education of Young Children

This book has come to be known as the "bible" of developmentally appropriate practices...or in it's earlier edition, "The Green Book." A must-read for those wanting to understand DAP.

Reaching Potentials : Appropriate Curriculum and Assessment for Young Children by Sue Bredekamp, Teresa Rosegrant (Editor)

Another important source of information about developmentally appropriate education birth through age eight. In-depth investigation of each curriculum area with descriptions of approapriate assessment.

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