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Pages: 186, Paperback, Cowley Publications

You collect a lot of memories over a lifetime. Here is the place to keep them. First there was "To Our Children's Children: Preserving Family Histories for Generations to Come. A collection of over one thousand evocative questions, the book offered a very personal, human approach to genealogy, awakening readers to the possibility of creating a family history through the simple act of remembering. From this book, hundreds of thousands of individuals have learned the value of passing on family treasures...

Pages: 20, Digital, Elsevier

Smythe sewn pages for durability. Memento pouch. Magnetic flap closure. Ribbon page marker. Paper is acid-free and made only with sustainable forest pulp.

Did you miss this issue of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children ? September 2004 features a cluster of articles on "Young Learners Around the Globe." While supplies last.

Pages: 22, Digital, Elsevier

A delightful and creative way to teach your child beginning drawing and writing skills. Included are over 50 pages of instruction in drawing and writing, and over 70 pages for keeping a journal. All that is needed is a set of colored pencils and a fine black pen! Ages 6-10.

Model: HgChildrensArtJournalAges6Up.

Did you miss this issue of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children ? November 2004 features a cluster of articles on "Ethics." While supplies last.

Description: The cluster theme for the July 2009 issue of Young Children is "Real Stories from Real Classrooms." Articles include "Language and Social Development in a Multilingual Classroom: A Dinosaur Project Enriched with Block Play" and "Early Sprouts: Establishing Healthy Food Choices for Young Children."

Description: Did you miss this issue of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children? January 2006 features a cluster of articles on "Supporting and Involving Families in Meaningful Ways." While supplies last.

Did you miss this issue of NAEYC's award winning journal Young Children ? May 2006 features a cluster of articles on "Nutrition and Fitness." While supplies last.

Description: Learning through experience starts in infancy and continues throughout our lives. The authors in this issue share concrete examples of these kinds of learning experiences for infants through primary school students. Articles include "Experiences with an Outdoor Prop Box: Addressing Standards during Recess" and "Ramps and Pathways: Developmentally Appropriate, Intellectually Rigorous, and Fun Physical Science." To subscribe to Young Children, visit www.naeyc.org/yc/subscribe.

Description: The content of January’s “Curriculum, Assessment, and Teaching: Putting It All Together” cluster was culled from presentations at NAEYC’s 20th National Institute for Early Childhood Professional Development. It includes a look at how creative and collaborative projects can address early learning standards, successful adult learning communities, and a report on how children’s fully developed play can enhance social development. Also included are ideas for incorporating arts into the STEM...

Description: Young children need caring, responsive adults who build relationships with them and who provide developmentally appropriate experiences. They need adults who implement individualized strategies for children whose behavior interrupts their optimal development and learning. The July 2011 issue of Young Children focuses on "Behaviors that Still Challenge Children and Adults." Theme articles focus on dual language learners with challenging behaviors, rough play, superhero play, sexual development...

Description: The cluster theme for the March 2009 issue of Young Children is "Supporting All Kinds of Learners," and the journal features a variety of articles focused on teaching all children, including children with disabilities and dual language learners. Articles in this issue include "Investigating Rocks and Sand: Addressing Multiple Learning Styles through an Inquiry-Based Approach," with engaging photos of a kindergarten project, and "Research in Review: What Television Can (and Can't) Do...

Description: Young children communicate their ideas, questions, and feelings in many ways. Teachers support children by offering them time, space, and materials to make up stories, move their bodies, and create works of art. Articles in the cluster "Supporting the Many Ways Children Communicate" cover communication skills in diverse young learners, helping the reluctant artist communicate, young girls discovering their voice, and designing and playing board games to foster communication and social...

Description: The articles in this cluster explore many perspectives of men in early childhood education. They provide ideas for recruiting more men to the field and the examine what it means to be a male early childhood educator. Additional features focus on joyful learning in kindergarten, classroom pets, and intergenerational relationships. To subscribe to Young Children, visit www.naeyc.org/yc/subscribe.