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Updated Standard of conduct form on GLCAPletterhead

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GLCAP Active Supervision Checklist with CLASS Pilot

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Head Start Program Performance Standards | HeadStart.gov

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Head Start agencies that provide services to children and families must meet all requirements in the Head Start Program Performance Standards.

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Ohio Early Learning and Development Standards (OELDS)

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Ohio Early Learning and Development Standards (OELDS)

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Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF)

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Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF)

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What Is The Creative Curriculum?

The Creative Curriculum is an early childhood curriculum that builds children's confidence, creativity, and critical thinking skills through hands-on, project-based investigations. Trusted for decades by early childhood educators, our curriculum:

serves infants, toddlers, and twos; preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten children; and children in family childcare;

respects and nurtures individual skill progression for the whole child;

harnesses the power of play through studies that engage learners as young as 2;

seamlessly connects families to their children's learning; and

provides intentional support for every teacher every day.

Comprehensive Curriculum for Early Childhood Education

Nurture children's curiosity and promote development and learning in every area that is critical to their success as learners with these three components:

smart planning and teaching tools,

professional development, and

print resources.

Please note the image reflects The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, Guided Edition. Items included in other versions will vary.

Built by Educators for Educators

We know early childhood educators face new challenges every day. That's why we listen to educators' feedback and build our curriculum alongside them to ensure we meet your needs. The Creative Curriculum:

takes the guesswork out of planning,

harnesses the power of play to help children learn,

sets children up for success by meeting them where they are, and

provides teachers with day-to-day support paired with long-term professional development.

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The #1 Early Childhood Curriculum - The Creative Curriculum

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What Is The Creative Curriculum? The Creative Curriculum is an early childhood curriculum that builds children's confidence, creativity, and critical thinking skills through hands-on, project-based investigations.

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Are you struggling with Children with big emotions. . . Overwhelmed administrators. . . Teachers burning out. . . Students feeling unsafe. . . Teachers

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Evidence-Based Home Visiting Curriculum- Growing Great Kids

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Empower parents with essential parenting skills that foster secure attachment relationships, reduce family stress, and build protective buffers for their children.

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Support healthy development with today's most trusted screeners

Screening Resource Finder

The Screening Resource Finder makes it easy to locate helpful resources within our step-by-step Screening Navigator. Explore free tools and resources tailored to each step of the screening process, starting with the very first planning phase.

Before you Begin

What's My Role as a...

As an early childhood educator, you play a vital role in ensuring that every young child is screened. Start by partnering with parents to explain why developmental screening is so important, introduce ASQ, and address any concerns they might have. Once parents complete the questionnaires, ASQ makes it easy for you to score them and interpret the results. Then sit down with parents to share what the screener revealed, plan next steps, and give them tips and strategies for encouraging their child's progress.
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Program administrators lay the critical groundwork for a successful screening program. Your first role is to plan your program, from determining goals to choosing your screener. Once your plan is in place, train and support your staff on every step of screening, including engaging parents, communicating results sensitively, and connecting families with community resources for referral. You'll also want to evaluate the success of your screening program and make periodic adjustments when necessary.
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As a home visitor who works closely with families, you're in an ideal position to ensure that young children are screened. Partner with the families you work with to explain why developmental screening is so important, introduce ASQ, and address their concerns and questions. Once parents complete ASQ questionnaires, score them in minutes and interpret the results. Then sit down with families to share the results, plan next steps, and give them strategies for nurturing their child's skills and development.
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Because pediatricians are the professionals most likely to see a child on a regular basis, you're in the perfect position to promote children's healthy development and identify potential delays early. If your office doesn't have a screening program yet, plan one with the help of the resources on this site. As parents complete ASQ through your program, your role is to score the questionnaires, interpret results, and sit down with families to share what you learned and plan next steps. In between screenings, give families learning activities and other resources to foster their child's skills and development.

Resources

You may not be a child development specialist, but you are the expert on your child-and research has shown that parents' concerns are accurate predictors of developmental delays. Talk to an early childhood professional about the benefits of developmental screening, and complete the ASQ questionnaire that's right for your child's age (they're easy to do and take just 10-15 minutes). When your child's pediatrician or teacher shares ASQ results with you, celebrate the milestones your child has reached and ask what you can do next to support your child's skills and healthy development.

Resources

Over 1 million children screened with ASQ

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Uncover the knowledge to change a life with Ages & Stages Questionnaires® (ASQ).

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Steps for Toothbrushing at the Table | HeadStart.gov

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Toothbrushing at the classroom table is a quicker, more structured way to have children brush than individually at the sink. In this video, learn how to prepare, model, clean up, and store supplies.