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The Ordinary “Magic” of Resilience

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Six Important Ways to Use Technology to Meet the Needs of Dual Language Learners in Early Childhood

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Whip Up Magical Moments in the Kitchen and Cultivate a Love of the Outdoors

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Ten Tips to Make Storytelling Ten Times the Fun!

Stories never get old, but they should change their flavor as they are told again and again. Spicing up the storytelling process is easy with these fun tips from Mary Jo Huff, award-winning storyteller and author of Story Play: Building Language and Literacy One Story at a Time.
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Is Your Baby “Baby Smart”?

Babies don’t need lots of expensive toys. Packed with developmental games designed to boost your baby’s brain power, Baby Smarts will build the foundation for your infant’s future learning. Test just a few of these activities, and see how your baby laughs and learns as he or she reaches important milestones! Each activity also uses common materials found in the home, so you won’t have to break the bank buying lots of expensive toys and props.
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Teaching a Song and Making it Stick!

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Use Your Words or Use Your STOP Sign!

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Create a Caring School Environment

In the early childhood classroom, children have their first experiences of forming and joining social groups outside their families. It is natural for them to experiment with social interactions while learning about their world. Creating a caring environment at school reduces the possibility that children will assert themselves through negative behavior such as teasing and bullying.
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Promoting Resilience in Young Children through Supportive, Caring Practices

Relationships are the active ingredients in healthy human development. At their best, they promote competence and well-being, individualized responsiveness, mutual action-and-interaction, and an emotional connection to another human being--be it parent, peer, grandparent, aunt, uncle, neighbor, teacher, coach, or any other person who has an important effect on the child’s early development.
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Related Book: Socially Strong, Emotionally Secure
Making New Friends and Keeping the Old

Help boost children's ability to relate well with others and to create and maintain friendships with these helpful tips from Pam Schiller, author of Seven Skills for School Success.
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