TITLE I - Early Childhood (Zero to Five)
ARRA funding for Title I, Early Childhood emphasizes the need for critical support for young children and their parents. Research indicates that the road to academic success starts before first grade. Santillana PD offers much-needed learning opportunities for teachers of programs that serve this population, such as Early Start, Head Start, and Pre-K, as well as the parents of the children served by these programs that help address the unique needs of infants and toddlers.
Parenting and Guidance
978-1-60396-702-0
Parents of small children need guidance to help them implement “zero to five” best practices. This session helps parents discover children’s full potential and focus on the special challenges and developmental traits of children of different age groups (babies, toddlers, preschool). Parents also learn about a variety of topics and issues affecting children such as nutrition, behavior, ADD/ADHD, and others.
Also available in English and Spanish
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Teaching Reading Sense to Pre-K students
978-1-60396-703-7
Teaching reading enjoyment (beginning with reading aloud) in the early childhood years is crucial to developing a child’s literacy success. This session provides practical reading strategies to help make the most of early childhood reading resources such as concept books, rhyming stories, picture books, counting books, and others.
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