Monday 16 September 2013

Favourite Resources

I can't believe the number of excellent resources available to support our teaching and learning.  Here are some of my latest finds that are on my desk:








Developmentally Appropriate Practice by Carol Copple and Sue Bredekamp, ads.

 Working in the Reggio Way:  A Beginner's Guide for American Teachers by Julianne P.Wurm, Celia Genishi

Windows on Learning:  Documenting Young children's Work, Second Edtion (Earl Childhood Eduation Series); by Judy Harris Helm, Sallee Beneke and Kathy Steinheimer



 Young Investigators:  The Project Approach in the Early Years. 2nd ed. by Judy Harris Helm and Lillian Katz







Worms, Shadows, and Whirpools:  Science in the Early Childhood Classroom by Karen Worth and Sharon Grollman





Authentic Childhood:  Experiencing Reggio Emilio in the Classroom, 3rd ed.  by Susan Fraser




Emergent Curriculum in the Primary Classroom:  Interpreting the Reggio Emilia Approach in Schools by Carol Anne Wien





Natural Curiosity:  Resource for Teachers by U of T






1 comment:

  1. Great list of resources, Diana! I really appreciate the books by Susan Fraser and Carol Anne Wein. They provide some wonderful examples of reggio-inspired learning, emergent curriculum, and inquiry in a Canadian context. Carol Anne's book, in particular, speaks to me because of the Ontario classrooms she showcases. Love the music inquiry!!

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