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Back to TopStandards Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards
From collaboratingpartners.comWisconsin Community Early Learning Standards
The Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards specify developmental expectations for children from birth through entrance to first grade. The standards reflect attention to all the domains of a child's learning and development. Each domain is divided into sub-domains. Each sub-domain includes developmental expectations, program standards, performance standards and developmental continuum. Samples of children's behavior and adult strategies are also provided
Back to TopScreening, Curriculum and Ongoing Assessment Phonological Awareness In Preschool: a online media presentation in Flash Format.
Downloadable Video Series on Early Childhood Assessment: The Colorado Department of Education's Results Matter Program is pleased to share a collection of videos. These videos have been produced to help providers better understand ways to use observation, documentation, and assessment to inform practice. You can watch the clips online or download QuickTime versions of the videos for use in educational and professional development activities.
What Screeners are used in Wisconsin for Early Childhood?: From a site visitor's request.
"I am looking for a basic class on line or at home study for Introduction to childcare Infant and toddler.": From a site visitors request.
New Publication: Early Childhood Assessment: Why, What and How
AEPS-Bricker, Diane
Ages & Stages Questionnaires- ASQ and ASQ-SE
Child Observation Record for Infants and Toddlers 2nd Edition-Preschool
Infant-Toddler COR
Creative Curriculum
DECA Program: Devereaux Early Childhood Assessment Program
Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS), revised ed Harms et all. Teachers College Press
Early Language & Literacy Classroom Observation Toolkit. Brookes Pub 2002
New Portage Guide for Early Education, Larson, Nola. 2003
The Work Sampling System, 4th Edition. Meisels 2002
Back to TopCurriculums and Lesson Plans http://www.readplaylearn.com/ *An Early Childhood Favorite!
Read, Play, and Learn!® is an innovative, play- based curriculum for children 3–6 years of age (1-6 years developmental age). It can be implemented in any child care, preschool, early education, Head Start, or kindergarten program that emphasizes a developmental approach to learning.