This issue includes articles on art, fine motor skills, computers, and conflict mediation. View the table of contents for this issue and check out selected articles below. Not a TYC subscriber? Become one today to receive these and more fabulous ideas to use in your preschool classroom.

 Online Features

	Young Children and Computers: Storytelling and Learning in a Digital Age - Expanded Version! This article shares useful practices and answers common questions about using computers with preschoolers.
	Replacing Time-Out: Part One - Using Guidance to Build an Encouraging Classroom Learn the differences between positive guidance and punishment, and discover how using guidance helps children solve problems and build self-control. (Note: This article is from the November 2001 issue of Young Children.)
	Replacing Time-Out: Part Two - Using Guidance to Maintain an Encouraging Classroom Discover four basic guidance techniques that teachers can use to teach children democratic life skills. (Note: This article is from the March 2002 issue of Young Children.)
	More Must-Have Professional Books What one must-have professional book should an early childhood educator read? Check out this list of book recommendations from TYC readers.
	Free Song Downloads for TYC Readers Free song downloads and activities from Miss Jackie, the award-winning music educator, songwriter, and author.
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Corrections

-The e-mail address listed on pg. 5 in the article "Share Your Ideas for Using Message in a Backpack" was incorrect. The correct address is tyc@naeyc.org.

-Three photographs (items 3, 8, & 9) in the article "10X. Loose Parts in the Outdoor Play Yard," were incorrectly attributed to photographer Karen Phillips. The correct photographer is Jude Keith Rose.