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A Note from the Team
A Note from the Team
The environment sets the tone for the infant and toddler learning community. Choose tones that are soothing, reduce clutter, play soft music and nature sounds. This will set a tone of peace and safety.
Designing this environment is a key aspect to encouraging confidence and independence in young children. Without this skill, a teacher can inadvertently trigger negative behavior.
~The ECSE Team
Step 1: Review the Slides
Step 1: Review the Slides
Print the slides to the right with the notes. Watch the video and jot thoughts and questions that you have. Discuss your questions with your coach.
IT_Mod3_PPT.pptxPresentation Slides
Video
Step 2: Reading Assignment
Step 2: Reading Assignment
Great infant and toddler environments encourage appropriate movement. Read Toddlers on the Move! Brainstorm ways you can encourage the development of movement in and out of the room.
PGP_ENV3_onthemove_2018.pdfStep 3: Become Familiar with the Checklist
Step 3: Become Familiar with the Checklist
Review the checklist. Ensure that you have included all of these in your environment.
IT_Mod3_Environment_Checklist.pdfStep 4: Take Pictures
Step 4: Take Pictures
Take pictures of the items on the checklist. Reflect and complete the checklist based on your photos.
Step 5: Share and Discuss
Step 5: Share and Discuss
Share your images and completed checklist with your coach. Discuss items that are working well and those you are still struggling with.
IT_Mod3_Environment_Checklist.pdfStep 6: Complete the Visual Assessment
Step 6: Complete the Visual Assessment
Click on or scan the QR code and complete the assessment to receive credit for this module.
Family Connections
Family Connections
PGF_ENV3_activities_2018.pdfArranging Your Home for Active Learning
Arranging Your Home for Active Learning
English
PGF_ENV3_activities_2018_es.pdfArranging Your Home for Active Learning
Arranging Your Home for Active Learning
Spanish
Implementation Resources
Implementation Resources
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