Educating Young Children in a Changing Climate: Impacts on Programs and Practices
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What does a changing climate mean for early childhood education? Educators and programs are increasingly faced with curricular and operational challenges, such as extreme weather events, poor air quality, and flooding.
This issue of Young Children looks at climate impacts on programs and the policies needed as programs educate young children. We also discuss the operational and financial issues spurred by the climate as well as young children’s questions and concerns.
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Educating Young Children in a Changing Climate: Impacts on Programs and Practices
Annie Moses
Building Child Care Resiliency in the Face of a Changing Climate
Lauren Hogan, Meghan Salas Atwell, Afua Ameley-Quaye, Angie Garling, and Georgia Gillan
How One School Nurtures Environmental Stewardship
Lisa M. Beck
Connection, Curiosity, and Care: An E-STEM Approach to Climate Change Education in Early Childhood
Victoria Carr, Julie Athman Ernst, and Sheila Williams Ridge
Nature-Based Early Childhood Education: Examining Issues of Equity
Monica Wiedel-Lubinski
“But What About the Butterflies?” Empowering Children to Address Climate Change . . . One Caterpillar at a Time
Rina Zampieron and Jennifer Feller
Integrating Climate Change Conversations into Kindergarten and the Primary Grades
Erin Hamel, Jingjing Xu, Liwei Zhao, Andree Champagne, Hong Tran, and Emily Adah Miller
What We Talk About Grows: The Critter Count
Ben Mardell
Supports for Farm to Early Care and Education: Planting the Seed for Healthy Environments
Meagan K. Shedd and Cynthia Greene
From Our President. We Can Move Mountains! Teaching Young Children About Nature, Climate, and Our Environment
Tonia R. Durden
De Nuestro Presidenta. ¡Podemos mover montañas! Enseñar a los niños pequeños sobre la naturaleza, el clima y nuestro medioambiente
Tonia R. Durden
Member Spotlight: Alexis Rosales
Exploring Climate Literacy in Kindergarten
Hongliang Hu
Strategies to Foster Healthy Ethnic-Racial Identity in Infants and Toddlers
Anissa L. Eddie, Claire D. Vallotton, Sarah N. Douglas, and Holly E. Brophy-Herb
The Reading Chair
Isabel Baker and Mariam Baker Schiffer