 | Think of Something Quiet
by Clare Cherry - Offers the early childhood educator strategies for
achieving a low-stress classroom environment, techniques for responding to
the tension and stress children experience and activities for helping
children learn how to reduce their own tension and experience relaxation. |
 | A Sympathetic Understanding of the Child
Birth to 16 by David Elkind - This book describes the
personal, social and intellectual development of children as they progress
from infancy through adolescence. |
 | Developmentally Appropriate Practice:
Curriculum and Development in Early Education by Carol
Gestwicki - Offers clear discussions on the specifics of what is and is
not developmentally appropriate for children from birth through age 8.
Learn and implement the philosophy of developmentally appropriate
practice. |
 | Growing Up Drug Free: A Parent's Guide
to Prevention by the US Department of Education - Guide
for parents on raising drug-free children. |
 | Questions Children Ask and How to Answer
Them by Dr Miriam Stoppard - A parent's guide to answering
the many difficult questions that young children ask. Covers all the
subjects that children are curious about, from relationships and
reproduction to religion and death. Gives practical guidelines on how
much to tell your child and what language to use. |
 | Story Stretchers: Activities to Expand
Children's Favorite Books by Shirley C Raines and Robert J
Canandy - 450 Ways to expand the impact and interest of 90 popular
children's picture books. The activities are arranged in chapters with
suggestions for integrating them into early childhood curriculum units. |
 | Building Self-Esteem in your Child
by Susan Baile, PhD - How to give your child a healthy foundation for
life. |