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2 minute video about the importance of Fostering Connections with young children

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Fostering Connections - Adapted from ECLKC

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Engaging Children in Conversations  (video 4 minutes)

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Engaging Children in Conversations  (video 4 minutes)

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Administration for Children and Families (ACF)

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Tip Sheet for Engaging Children in Conversations

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Tip Sheet for Engaging Children in Conversations

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Planning Form - Engaging Children In Conversations

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Planning Form - Engaging Children In Conversations

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Use this form to brainstorm and plan conversation topics for different activities

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4 minute video Problem Solving

All adults in the class can help children problem solve

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Teachers can use the problem solving approach of this in-service suite with children in their classrooms. It helps children resolve social problems as they arise "in the moment."

This zip file contains presentation materials including training videos and handouts. To view or use these materials without internet access, download Problem Solving in the Moment 15-minute In-service Suite in advance. Please ensure your browser is updated to the newest version available. If you have difficulty downloading this file, try using a different browser.

For more information, please contact us at ecdtl at ecetta dot info or call (toll-free) 844-261-3752.

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Teachers can use the problem solving approach of this in-service suite with children in their classrooms. It helps children resolve social problems as they arise "in the moment." This zip file contains presentation materials including training videos and handouts. To view or use these materials without internet access, download Problem Solving in the Moment 15-minute In-service Suite in advance.

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Tips - Language Modeling and Conversations

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Tips - Language Modeling and Conversations

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This checklist contains the steps to building a supportive preschool classroom that promotes positive behaviors

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Tips and Ideas for Using Visuals to Support Young Children

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Tips and Ideas for Using Visuals to Support Young Children

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Aided Language Modeling (video 2 minutes)

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Aided Language Modeling (video 2 minutes)

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Inclusion - The Circle Makers (video 5 minutes)

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Inclusion - The Circle Makers (video 5 minutes)

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Swedish without a Core Board (watch this first) 

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Swedish without a Core Board (watch this first) 

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Practical Strategies for Teaching Social Emotional Skills (video 29 minutes) 

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Practical Strategies for Teaching Social Emotional Skills (video 29 minutes) 

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Practical Strategies for Teaching Social Emotional Skills (Closed Captioned)

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Play - Its the Way Young Children Learn article

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Play - Its the Way Young Children Learn article

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Just like players learn from working with their coaches, toddlers need to be with you in order to understand their emotions and learn better behaviors. Discipline means "to teach," but you can't teach your toddler if you've sent them to their rooms.

A time-in allows your toddler to, with your help, connect the dots between their feelings, behaviors, and social contexts. The toddler brain needs help making sense of the world, and a time-in allows you to be the guide.
Ready for us to put you in, coach? Here's how it works.
Shifting away from time-out to time-in isn't easy at first, but with practice you'll begin to confidently guide your child through their feelings, and your child will learn healthy coping skills which will lead to less acting out.

Better clear some space on your mantle for your "Coach of the Year" trophy, 'cause you've earned it!

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Trade Time-Out for Time-In - Big Little Feelings - Happy Parents, Happy Toddlers

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Your go-to resource for all things toddler (ages 1- 6) + best-selling online course "Winning the Toddler Stage" that provides real-life tips for real-life toddler challenges.