Most Popular Books by Early Learning

A book celebrating children as designers, mud brick makers and builders by children from The University of Melbourne''s Early Learning Centre.

Let your child have fun drawing in this book.This book has 110 blank pages. Size of this book is 8.5 x11 (extra large). Makes a perfect gift.

Artwork and words by: Alannah, Bach, Camille, Charles, Isla, Jonas, Julia, Lola, Max, Miller, Nicolas, Olivia, Pascal, Samiyar.

Black and white, high-contrast baby books for newborns to 8 months.Black and White Baby Book: Volume 3This quality high-contrast, black and white baby book will help in the development of your child''s mind. Start the learning process early with these large, easy to see black and white, high-contrast images.The bold black-and-white images will engage your baby and provide a calming, natural learning experience. They are perfect for newborn babies up to 8 months.Babies respond to the strong contrast between black and white and so these images are designed to maximize visual stimulation to encourage your infant''s development in the early months.Using high-contrasting black-and-white images to help develop your child''s vision is a good start for nurturing your baby’s visual development.High contrast shapes and patterns provide your baby with something engaging to focus on. High-contrasting, black and white images are therefore much easier for your baby to see in these first few months of life.The beautifully designed images in this book are ideal for babies just beginning to look and learn. They will help to calm and also captivate your baby''s interest while at the same time provide the building blocks for his/her developing mind.

This directory presents, in narrative form, core information about the operations of approximately 100 Aboriginal literacy programs throughout Canada. To qualify for inclusion in the directory, each program had to offer basic, functional, or advanced literacy training; offer literacy training in English, French, or an Aboriginal language; be "Aboriginal controlled"; and attract learners who are "return students." The program profiles are arranged by province and include contact information, host organization, communities served, program mission and objectives, program features, and unusual features or concerns. Some Quebec program descriptions are presented in French. Programs are hosted primarily by First Nation Band Councils and Aboriginal community centers. The programs in the directory have met and overcome a number of challenges: the isolation and onerous responsibilities of literacy practitioners, inadequate financial resources, the need to provide a safe and welcoming environment, the need to develop a curriculum that is both culturally relevant and relevant to adults'' lives, transportation and daycare obstacles, learners'' personal problems that decrease motivation, and inadequate access to technology and technical assistance. Successful programs share several critical features: a safe and welcoming environment, supportive community leadership, competent program staff, community support resources, adequate human and financial resources, relevant personalized programming, and appropriate curriculum. Information is presented on funding and support available from the National Literacy Secretariat, and an agenda for a national Aboriginal literacy conference is suggested.

Early years reader –education. By the Early Learning is Fun South Sudanese Play and Learn group

Early Learning for Every Child Today: A Framework for Ontario Early Childhood Settings describes how young children learn and develop, and provides a guide for curriculum in Ontario''s early childhood settings, including child care centres, regulated home child care, nursery schools, kindergarten, Ontario Early Years Centres, family resource programs, parenting centres, readiness centres, family literacy, child development programs in Community Action Program for Children, Healthy Babies Healthy Children and early intervention services. It is intended to complement, not replace, the Ontario Day Nurseries Act, Ontario Early Years Centre guidelines and the Kindergarten Program. Early Learning for Every Child Today is prepared for use by early childhood practitioners - early childhood educators, parenting workers, kindergarten teachers, family support staff, early interventionists, home care visitors - and other caregivers who are working in early childhood settings.

Early years reader - education