These resources can be a great starting point for your research.
Early Education Curriculum by
Curriculum to Classroom is the ideal book for senior leaders and curriculum leads who are in the process of establishing, refining and reviewing their school curriculum.
Transforming Teaching by
Whether you are just beginning your career in early childhood education or have many years of experience in the classroom, this book helps you to assess where you are and what you are doing and provides you with tips and resources to inspire creative, developmentally appropriate teaching approaches
This assignment requires you to create a ‘mini-unit’ containing three lesson plans. The lesson plans must follow the same theme or children's book and use the same age group.
Be sure to follow the suggested research strategies on this page to get a better understanding of how to write effective lesson plans based upon the various developmental domains and learning styles. In addition, take advantage of the resources indicated on this page for a better understanding of early childhood education curriculum design.
Research Strategies & Resources
In the large search box on the Find page of this guide, start by searching the phrase
Combining search phrases may also be helpful. An example search phrase may be:
You can also try the suggested phrases below. Note that EBSCO databases automatically assumes the word AND between words and phrases, and using quotation marks tells EBSCO to search exact words and phrases. Joining words and phrases will target (or narrow) the search to more specific results.
Any of the five developmental domains can be substituted in place of the phrase "cognitive development." See the example below:
These same phrases can be mixed and matched in any combination. They can also be searched within ProQuest Education:
