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We taught our kids to read in English using the American book "Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons" by Siegfried Engelmann/Phyllis Haddox/Elaine Bruner and it was extremely helpful.
Is there an equivalent or at least similar book in German?
Regards,
David
Hello Everyone, my name is Ruchi and I'm the founder of https://www.thecolouring.com. We provide 1000 + free online coloring pages for Kids, Youngsters, and even Parents. Here, you can also find numerous other things, like art activities, videos, mandalas and games.
Kindergarten, Primary and Preschool students aged 3-19 Kids can explore t...See MoreHello Everyone, my name is Ruchi and I'm the founder of https://www.thecolouring.com. We provide 1000 + free online coloring pages for Kids, Youngsters, and even Parents. Here, you can also find numerous other things, like art activities, videos, mandalas and games.
Kindergarten, Primary and Preschool students aged 3-19 Kids can explore the world of famous cartoon characters of Disney & Star Wars. They can even understand meaning of various colors through our blog section https://www.thecolouring.com/blog/
Hello all. I keep my eyes open for cheap arts and crafts ideas (a lot of times I end up having to pay out of pocket, at least temporarily, before the school budget kicks in, if it does). I ran into a new one I hadn't seen -- plain white, disposable binoculars. They sell on amazon, but I didn't see them anywhere else (which is weird to me, I would t...See MoreHello all. I keep my eyes open for cheap arts and crafts ideas (a lot of times I end up having to pay out of pocket, at least temporarily, before the school budget kicks in, if it does). I ran into a new one I hadn't seen -- plain white, disposable binoculars. They sell on amazon, but I didn't see them anywhere else (which is weird to me, I would think they would be in the dollar stores). Anyways, it's a simple, fun thing, because the kids each get to color their own designs, etc., and walk away with a pair of binoculars (it's 3x magnification, not pro or anything but fine for the 5 year olds anyways).
I'll put the amazon link here, I think the seller is having a sale, and I bet you can contact him and get a deal or something, who knows. But even the regular price isn't too bad.
I wonder if they can do a custom design on this? Maybe I'll contact the seller.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0977BFN85?ref=myi_title_dp
Please spread it around, it's a really a fun project!
Hello, my name is Jasmine. I have a project for Early Childhood Education class and we are to interview a preschool teacher and ask them to answer these following questions. Can you please answers these 15 questions in your perspective? Thank You.
1.Why do you consider yourself an early childhood professional and what does "professionalism...See MoreHello, my name is Jasmine. I have a project for Early Childhood Education class and we are to interview a preschool teacher and ask them to answer these following questions. Can you please answers these 15 questions in your perspective? Thank You.
1.Why do you consider yourself an early childhood professional and what does "professionalism" mean to you?
2.What attracted you to the early childhood field or caring for young children and why have you chosen to work with young children and their families?
3.Which teaching methods and strategies do you use most often, and who are the philosophers and theorists who have influenced your work?
4.What, if any, formal education do you have in this field? How do you continue to grow your skills and knowledge in working with young children?
5. How do you measure your own effectiveness in helping children achieve developmental and learning outcomes?
6.Do you feel your role as a professional has changed since you first entered the field? If so, how?
7.What are some challenges you face as a childcare provider, and what solutions do you believe are needed?
8.Beyond teaching and learning, what do you think your role is in the classroom and in your community?
9. What do you believe child-centered learning is, and how to embrace a holistic approach to teaching and learning?
10. How do your curriculum, daily schedule, environment, and materials support your objectives for children's development and learning?
11.What are some of the developmental and learning outcomes you want children to achieve in your care? What are your objectives for their growth and development?
12. In your opinion, why is the period of early childhood development special?
13. How do you engage in reflective teaching and professional development?
14. What surprises you most about your work in early childhood education?
15.What advice or guidance do you have for someone earning a degree in early childhood education?
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