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Books to Promote Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Every child deserves to feel safe, represented, included, and loved in their classroom environment so that they can learn, thrive, and reach their innate potential regardless of their race, gender, ethnicity, culture, religion, or abilities. Early childhood educators can give all children this experience through culturally relevant pedagogy that connects classroom learning to children's home experiences and native languages. Check out this list of resources that will help early childhood educators promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in their classrooms from exploring your own unconscious biases and connecting with families from varied cultural and language backgrounds to designing developmentally appropriate, consistent behavior-guidance policies and creating inclusive nature-based programs that connect every child to nature.
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Books for Working with Challenging Behaviors in Early Childhood Classrooms

Challenging behaviors in the early childhood classroom can disrupt schedules and derail lesson plans. In this list, you will find books to help you understand what children are communicating through their behavior, guide you in establishing developmentally appropriate behavior guidance policies, and give you strategies for the toughest behavioral issues based on the latest research and evidence based practices.
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Books for Inspiring Nature-Based Learning

Children are spending more and more time with tablets, televisions, and overly structured routines—perhaps even more time recently due to the pandemic. However, recent research has drawn the link between children’s brain development and time spent in the natural environment. In fact, spending time in nature has proven to benefit children in many ways—physically, cognitively, social-emotionally, and spiritually. But how can we practically implement nature into our early childhood curriculum and pedagogy? In this list, you will find resources that guide you in doing just that, from start to finish, through hands-on activities in the outdoors to open-ended learning experiences with nature.
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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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