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February/March 2013 - Vol. 6, No. 3

  • Play Safe! Be Safe! Preschooler Fire Safety (en espanol)
  • Using Multiple Texts to Guide Children's Learning (en espanol)
  • Intermission (en espanol)
  • Early Learning Standards in Action: Young Children Exploring Motion (from the September                                      2006 issue of Beyond the Journal: Young Children on the Web)

December 2012/January 2013 - Vol. 6, No. 2

  • Planning for Positive Guidance: Powerful Interactions Make a Difference (en espanol)
  • Picturing Good Practice. From a Science Shelf to a Science Museum (en espanol)
  • Intermission (en espanol)
  • Making and Taking Virtual Field Trips (from the November 2011 issue of Young Children)

October/November 2012 - Vol. 6, No. 1

  • Pumpkin Fun: Safe, Tasty, and Educational (en espanol)
  • 8X. Supporting Morning and Afternoon Transitions (en espanol)
  • Touch and Grow: Learning and Exploring Using Tablets (en espanol)
  • Growing In Sync Children
  • Teacher's Lounge. Program Name Influencing Families
  • The Power of Creative Dance (from the March 2010 issue of Young Children)

June/July 2012 - Vol. 5, No. 5

  • Planting Smart (en espanol)
  • Using Graphic Organizers in Preschool (en espanol)
  • 10X Family-Friendly Practices (en espanol)
  • Teacher's Lounge. Determining if Behavior is Bullying
  • Creatures in the Classroom (from the March 2012 issue of Young Children)

April/May 2012 - Vol. 5, No. 4

  • Playing it Safe (en espanol)
  • Taking Care of Yourself (en espanol)
  • A Conversation with Dr. Travis Wright (en espanol)
  • Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Strategies that Work (from the January 2009                               issue of Young Children)
  • Rough Play: One of the Most Challenging Behaviors
  • Teacher's Lounge. Walking through the Halls (en espanol)

February/March 2012 - Vol. 5, No. 3

  • Unplanned Explorations and Lively Minds (en espanol)
  • 10X. Ideas for Bringing Humor into the Classroom (en espanol)
  • Preschoolers Grow Their Brains (from the September 2011 issue of Young Children)
  • Teacher's Lounge. Partnering with a Family to Address a Child's Needs (en espanol)

December 2011/January 2012 - Vol. 5, No. 2

  • Good Guidance. The Problem Solver Job: Peer Mediated Conflict Resolution  (en espanol)
  • Expand Your Network: Start a Blog (en espanol)
  • Oral Storytelling: Building Community through Dialogue, Engagement, and Problem Solving                                   (from the March 2011 issue of Young Children)
  • Teacher's Lounge. Parent Advisory Groups (en espanol)

October/November 2011 - Vol. 5, No. 1

  • 10X. Resources for Identifying Wonderful Books (en espanol)
  • Thrift Shop Purchases Enhance Children's Learning (en espanol)
  • Tools to Enhance Young Children's Thinking (from the September 2010 issue of Young Children)

June/July 2011 - Vol. 4, No. 5

  • 10X. Inspirations
  • Picturing Good Practice. Take a Look! Visual Supports for Learning
  • Science in the Air (from the November 2009 issue of Young Children)
  • Sun Safety

April/May 2011 - Vol. 4, No. 4

  • Circle Time Puppets: Teaching Social Skills
  • Creating Print-Rich Learning Centers

February/March 2011 - Vol. 4, No. 3

  • 12X. Increasing Children's Physical Activity
  • Theater, Live Music, and Dance: Conversations about Young Audiences (from the March 2010                           issue of Young Children)
  • Using Photographs
 

December 2010/January 2011 - Vol. 4, No. 2

  • 9X. Cooperative Games for Preschoolers
  • Good Guidance. Adapt the Environment to Meet Differing Emotional Needs
  • Ramps and Pathways: Developmentally Appropriate, Intellectually Rigorous, and Fun Physical          Science (from the January 2010 issue of Young Children)

October/November 2010 - Vol. 4, No. 1

  • Powerful Interactions Begin with You
  • Teaching Preschoolers to Think Optimistically
  • Using Social Stories to Ease Children's Transitions (from the September 2005 issue of Young                        Children)

June/July 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 5

  • Young Children and Computers: Storytelling and Learning in a Digital Age - Expanded Version!
  • Replacing Time-Out: Part One - Using Guidance to Build an Encouraging Classroom (from the                       November 2001 issue of Young Children) 
  • Replacing Time-Out: Part Two - Using Guidance to Maintain an Encouraging Classroom (from                      the March 2002 issue of Young Children)
  • More Must-Have Professional Books
  • Corrections from this issue

April/May 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 4

  • Letting My Butterflies Go: Helping Children Move On to Kindergarten
  • 8X. Everyday Math Manipulatives
  • Are You a Highly Qualified, Emotionally Intelligent Early Childhood Educator? (from the July                                 2008 issue of Young Children) 
  • For the Birds! Seeing, Being, and Creating the Bird World! (from the January 2008 issue of                               Young Children)
  • Becoming a Reflective Teacher - Expanded Version!
  • NEXT Training - Becoming a Reflective Teacher
 

February/March 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 3

  • 9X: Ways to Make Puppets
  • Playdough: What's Standard about It? (from the March 2005 issue of Young Children)
  • NEXT Training - Playdough: What's Standard about It?  
  • Block Building and Make-Believe for Every Child

December 2009/January 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 2

  • News from the Field: A Conversation with Dr. Alison Gopnik
  • Pillow Talk: Fostering the Emotional and Language Needs of Young Learners (from the March                            2002 issue of Young Children)
  • Eat and Run: OJ Taste Test and Fitness Stations

October/November 2009 - Vol. 3, No. 1

  • Dealing with the Impact of Today’s Sexualized Childhood on Young Children
  • 10X. How to Reduce Stress and Beat Burnout
  • Grouping Children to Promote Social and Emotional Development (from the May                                                   2008 issue of Young Children)
 

June/July 2009 - Vol. 2, No. 5

  • Real-Life Reasons to Write
  • 11X: Welcome Children and Families to Your Classroom
  • Teacher Resources on Death
  • Children's Books about Death
  • The Power of Documentation in the Early Childhood Classroom (from the March 2008 issue of                       Young Children)
  • Welcome Children and Families to Your Program with these six resources

April/May 2009 - Vol. 2, No. 4

  • "That Food Makes Me Sick" Managing Food Intolerances In Early Childhood Settings (from the                         March 2004 issue of Young Children)
  • Using Fanciful, Magical Language in Preschool
  • Children's Books that Feature Fanciful Language

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February/March 2009 - Vol. 2, No. 3

  • The Essentials of Early Literacy Instruction (from the May 2003 issue of Young Children)
  • Pre-K (What Exactly Is It?)/en español
  • Beyond Banning War and Superhero Play: Meeting Children's Needs in Violent Times by Diane                              E. Levin (from the May 2003 issue of Young Children)
  • Gun and Superhero Play Resource List
  • Children's Books About Friendship
  • Weaving A Web with Children at the Center: A New Approach to Emergent Curriculum                                         Planning for Young Preschoolers (from the July 2008 issue of Young Children)

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December 2008 - Vol. 2, No. 2

  • Co-Creating Scripts with Young Children
  • Calendar Time for Young Children: Good Intentions Gone Awry (from the May 2008 issue of                             Young Children)
  • Assistive Technology: Supporting the Participation of Children with Disabilities (from the                             November 2003 issue of Young Children)
  • Making the MOST of Creativity in Activities for Young Children with Disabilities (from the July                                2004 issue of Young Children)

October 2008

October 2008 - Vol. 2, No. 1

  • Supporting English-Language Learners (from the November 1998 issue of Young Children)

August 2008

August 2008 - Vol. 1, No. 4

  • Welcome Children and Families to Your Program with these six resources
  • Math-Related Children’s Books (from the NAEYC book Increasing the Power of Instruction by                           Judith A. Schickedanz)
  • From Medicine to Microbes: A Project Investigation of Health (from the July 2003 issue of                                   Young Children)

May 2008

May 2008 - Vol. 1, No. 3

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  • Picturing Good Practice: Block Off Time for Learning
  • Online Learning Checklist
  • The Ways Children Learn to Think (from the September 2003 issue of Young Children)
  • Interviews with Children’s Book Authors (from the November 2004 online issue of Young                             Children)

February 2008

February 2008 - Vol. 1, No. 2

  • The Digital Camera: A Tool for Creative Teaching
  • Tips for Gardening with Children
  • 10 Books about Dinosaurs to Explore with Preschoolers
  • Music Play (originally published in the July 2004 issue of Young Children)
  • Rethinking the Rules (from the January 2004 issue of Young Children)

November 2007

November 2007 - Vol. 1, No. 1

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Read this issue in Spanish (en español)

  • Now Read This!
  • Picturing Good Practice: Baking Bread Encourages Many Kinds of Learning
  • Big Jobs: Planning for Competence (from the March 2005 issue of Young Children)
  • Printable Planning Form
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