Play & Physical Env

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    Posters

    These days many people are learning how to protect the environment and save energy. Here are 10 ideas teachers can use to go green in the classroom. These tips can help teachers to reduce the resources their class uses, set a positive example, and help children learn how to care for their world.

    This poster (12"x36", laminated) is illustrated by Nicole Tadgell and is based on the article, "10X. Ways to Go Green in the Classroom," published in the October 2008 issue of Teaching Young Children (Vol. 2, No. 1). 

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    Academy
    By NAEYC

    The physical environment sets the stage and creates the context for everything that happens in any setting—a classroom, a play yard, a multipurpose room. A high-quality environment welcomes children; engages children in a variety of activities; provides space for individual, small-group, and large-group activities; and generally supports the program's philosophy and goals. Ultimately, the physical environment must convey values and messages about who is welcomed, what is important, and what the beliefs are about how children learn.

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    Books
    By Bonnie Neugebauer

    Top play experts discuss topics such as how play reflects and promotes development, how adults can support make-believe and block play, and cultural dimensions of play, and much more. Also includes activities to do with children and personal anecdotes that will help caregivers better understand and support children’s play. From Child Care Exchange.

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    Multimedia

    This DVD demonstrates how working with natural clay benefits the emotional, creative, intellectual, and physical development of young children. I Am Clay is an educational documentary featuring experts on early childhood and children 13 months to 6 years old. From K-Play. 30 min.

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    Gifts

    Rubber key ring with NAEYC color logo, 2 ¾" x 1 ¼".

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    Gifts

    This extra support sunglass holder provides added protection for your sunglasses. For convenience it has a hook which you can attach to your backpack, golf bags, or beach totes. 

    Size is 3"H x 6"W x 2"D.

    Also available in red, yellow, and blue.

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  • Young Children Journal - May 2005
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    Journals

    Did you miss this issue of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children? May 2005 features a cluster of articles on "Environments" While supplies last.

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    Books
    By Ingrid Chalufour & Karen Worth

    Learn to guide, expand, and assess children’s block play with nationally field tested curriculum that meets national standards. Block play is an important part of exploring physical properties such as gravity and balance as well as theories of structure like tension and compression. Real-life examples bring to life this exciting realm of science learning. Part of the Young Scientist Series and copublished with Redleaf Press.

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    Books
    By Marianne Torbert & Lynne Schneider

    Active movement games encourage cooperative learning, and teamwork. The book includes the research and theory behind using movement games in early childhood programs, 49 field-tested games, adaptations for responding to individual abilities and needs, a chart of perceptual-motor skills involved in each game, suggestions for parent involvement, and directions for making inexpensive equipment.

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    Books
    By Derry Koralek, ed.

    This vibrant book, compiled from Young Children articles, focuses on the varied powers of play—as a source of enjoyment and as a tool for learning. Addresses areas such as play’s role in academic learning, toddler play, outdoor play, theories of play, adaptations for children with special needs, and media impact on play. Also includes a list of key resources in the area and carefully designed questions and activities to aid readers in reflecting on the articles.