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Working with Young Children
by Judy HerrWorking with Young Children introduces you to the field of early childhood education. The text begins by helping readers better understand young children and then progresses into developing guidance skills. Child development principles are applied to child care settings. You will also learn how to handle specific concerns related to infants, toddlers, school-age children, and children with special needs. All information needed to successfully earn the Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential™ is included. Readers prepare for the workplace by learning about licensing rules and regulations, different career paths, and safety considerations. Core values and principles from the NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct and Statement of Commitment are highlighted in their own appendix.
Working With Young Children
by Judy HerrWorking with Young Children brings to life the fascinating career opportunities in the early childhood profession. The text presents an in-depth, comprehensive study of all aspects of the early childhood field to help prepare your students for workplace success. <p><p>Topics include: <p>• child development principles as applied to the early childhood program setting <p>• the learning needs of young children including those who have special needs <p>• appropriate child guidance and group management techniques <p>• developmentally appropriate practices in curriculum development <p><p>Additionally, students will acquire skills for preparing an engaging learning environment that encourages children to independently experiment, explore, and manipulate the classroom materials. The text also provides information about licensing rules and regulations, various career paths, and safety and health considerations. Studying this information helps prepare students for workplace success. <p><p> Working with Young Children offers the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to work toward the Child Development Associate™ Credential and other career-related credentials, By acquiring such credentials, students can jump-start their careers in the early childhood profession.
Working with Young Children
by Judy HerrWorking with Young Children focuses on the application of child development principles to the care of children in group settings. Introduce your students to the fast-growing field of child care services, and help them learn the necessary skills. This popular text features an inviting, colorful format and up-to-date topics. -- Topics include the CDA credential; guidance principles; water play, sand play, and block building experiences; new social studies topics; and more on-the-job application process. -- Helps students develop effective skills for guiding children and for keeping them safe and healthy. -- Provides instruction for setting up a developmentally-appropriate environment. -- Covers planning and implementing curriculum that will meet children's needs and hold their interest. -- Includes hundreds of full-color photos taken in actual child care settings.
Working with Young Children
by Judy HerrWorking with Young Children introduces students to the fast-growing field of early childhood education. Students will develop skills for guiding children effectively while keeping them healthy and safe. Working with Young Children applies child development principles to child care settings. On-site photos enhance the inviting, colorful format. This text provides current health, safety, and nutrition information plus additional coverage of technology, cultural diversity, family stressors, and child care careers. · New sections address licensing rules and regulations in addition to historical influences on early child care and education. · New chapter-opening activities include Key Concepts, Graphic Organizers, and Reading Advantage pre-reading activities. · New features appearing throughout the chapters include Safety First, Focus on Health, Learn More About..., and Workplace Connections. · Expanded chapter reviews provide more Cross-Curricular Links and new Thinking Critically, Using Technology, and Portfolio Project activities. · Appendix now includes NAEYC's Core Values.
The World Above (Once upon a Time)
by Cameron DokeyGen and her twin brother, Jack, were raised with their mother's tales of life in the World Above. Gen is skeptical, but adventureous Jack believes the stories--and trades the family cow for magical beans. Their mother rejoices, knowing they can finally return to their royal home.When Jack plants the beans and climbs the enchanted stalk, he is captured by the tyrant who now rules the land. Gen sets off to rescue her borther, but danger awaits her in the World Above. For finding Jack may mean losing her heart....
World Civililzations: The Global Experience, AP Edition, 7th Edition
by Peter N. Stearns Michael Adas Stuart B. Schwartz Marc Jason GilbertThe book aims at capturing a truly global approach by discussing and comparing major societies and focusing on their interactions.
World Civilizations
by Philip J. Adler Randall L. PouwelsAdler and Pouwels's WORLD CIVILIZATIONS offers broad-based coverage of the world's major civilizations, in a brief-chapter format that presents information in manageable segments. The focused treatment of topics throughout history covers every major epoch and follows general patterns and processes, while illuminating history through specific examples and a particular emphasis on social and cultural topics.
World Civilizations
by Philip J. Adler Randall L. PouwelsNIMAC-sourced textbook <p><p> Short chapters, great stories, and study tools! Adler and Pouwels's WORLD CIVILIZATIONS is a vibrant introduction to world history structured to meet the demands of your study schedule. It's clearly written, packed with charts and illustrations, and loaded with review features so you'll be up to date in class and ready for tests. And, because WORLD CIVILIZATIONS offers extensive coverage of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, you'll have timely historical insights into the issues that make today's news. Get this book and discover how manageable and interesting history can be.
World Civilizations
by Philip J. Adler Randall L. PouwelsShort chapters, great stories, and tons of study tools! Adler and Pouwels's WORLD CIVILIZATIONS is a vibrant introduction to world history structured to meet the demands of your study schedule. It's clearly written, packed with charts and illustrations, and loaded with review features so you'll be up to date in class and ready for the test. And, because WORLD CIVILIZATIONS offers extensive coverage of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, you'll have timely historical insights into the issues that make today's news. Get WORLD CIVILIZATIONS and discover how having all the information you need to know for the test really does equal a better grade.
World Civilizations: The Global Experience (Advanced Placement Edition with DBQ Update)
by Peter N. Stearns Michael Adas Stuart B. Schwartz Marc J. GilbertThis AP Edition of World Civilizations: The Global Experience has been especially adapted for the AP exam.
World Cultures and Geography: Western Hemisphere
by Sarah Bednarz Marci Smith Deal Inés MiyaresNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Geography
by Daniel D. Arreola Marci Smith Deal James F. Petersen Rickie SandersGo on a geographical tour around the world! Explore the world while solving the riddle using informational clues about each country. Students study 30 countries, grouped by continent, using maps, charts, graphs, puzzles, and hands-on activities. A skills test, glossary of geographical terms, and an answer key are included.
World Geography: Building a Global Perspective
by Thomas J. Baerwald Celeste FraserNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Geography
by Richard G. Boehm Jay MctigheDevelop geographic literacy with the only high school geography text co-authored by the National Geographic. Help your students make the connection between geography and history, as well as geography and current events.
World Geography
by Preston E. James Nelda DavisGo on a geographical tour around the world! Explore the world while solving the riddle using informational clues about each country. Students study 30 countries, grouped by continent, using maps, charts, graphs, puzzles, and hands-on activities.
World Geography and Cultures
by Richard G. BoehmA world view from renowned authors World Geography and Culturesoffers a fascinating view of the world enlivened by a meticulous presentation that focuses on the development of geographic literacy. Every region is studied in three parts: physical geography, cultural geography, and current events.
World Geography and Cultures: Student Workbook
by Pearson EducationThis textbook offers a unique, integrated approach to world geography. The high-interest, easy-reading lessons help students explore the diverse physical geography, people, environments, cultures, politics, and economies of the world.
World Geography and Cultures
by Globe FearonThis engaging program introduces students to different regions of the world, the physical and human features of the earth, and cultural topics of special interest that help students of all abilities appreciate world geography and cultures.
World Geography and You: The Complete Edition
by Vivian BernsteinAs you study world geography, you will learn what the land looks like in different parts of the world. You will learn how people live in different places. You will study how people have changed the places where they live. You will also study the culture of people in different countries. Culture is the ideas, art, and way of life of a group of people. When you study about culture, you learn about food, clothing, sports, customs, and language of a group of people. Religion is also part of culture. Religion is the different ways people believe and pray to a god or to many gods.
World History: Patterns of Interaction
by Roger B. Beck Linda Black Larry S. KriegerNIMAC-sourced textbook