#behavior
Central objective: behavior — practical guidance for early childhood educators and child care centers to understand, prevent, and respond to challenging child behaviors. Supporting elements include curated articles on building family relationships, powerful storytime, sudden acting out, emotional drop-off, and sleep-related crying, plus downloadable resources like Signs of Illness, Mini Behavior Support Plan, Family Communication Note, Common Daycare Scenarios, and active supervision strategies.
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Building strong relationships with families is one of the most important parts of #early-childhood ...
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Storytime is one of the most meaningful moments in any #early-childhood #classroom. It’s more ...
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Children are constantly growing, changing, and learning how to navigate the world around them. Bec ...
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Morning drop-off can be one of the most emotional moments of the day—for the child, the #paren ...
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Waking up should be peaceful… but for many #toddlers, it’s anything but. Some children ...
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Signs of Illness. Mixed Ages. Health.
One of the clear signs of #illness, regardless of age, is a sudden and drastic change in #behavior o ...
Six strategies for active supervision of mixed ages. (safety)
Active #supervision of mixed ages can be challenging, but it is essential to ensure the #safety of a ...
Mini Behavior Support Plan
A Mini Behavior Support Plan is a one-page tool that helps staff respond consistently to a specific ...
Family Communication Note
A Family Communication Note provides a brief, structured summary of a child’s day, including obser ...
Common Daycare Scenarios: What to Say & Do
A practical guide to responding to common daycare behavior concerns with positive discipline. Includ ...
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