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Cara's Kit for Toddlers
Creating Adaptations for Routines and Activities
Philippa H. Campbell (Author), Suzanne A. Milbourne (Author), Alexis A. Kennedy (Author)
9781598572483
Multiple-component retail product, published 30 May 2012
25 pages
27.9 x 14.2 x 1 cm, 0.247 kg
To make sure all toddlers in your early childhood program are participating, learning, and thriving, you need to master the art of choosing and using effective adaptations. Practical solutions are in CARA's Kit: a guidebook and CD-ROM brimming with step-by-step ideas for adapting environments, activities, and materials for children 18 to 36 months. A follow-up to the bestselling CARA's Kit for Preschoolers, this real-world guide to successful adaptations is aligned with recommended practices in early childhood special education and early intervention. You'll use this complete kit to
Includes adaptations for
- play time
- music time
- art and sensory experiences
- story time
- active movement
- circle time
- community outings
- drop off/pick up
- toileting
- nap time
- meal time
- cleaning up
- transition between activities
With CARA's Kit, you'll have a reader-friendly, full-color quick guide with invaluable tips and suggestions, a clear six-step process for planning and implementing adaptations, and dozens of possible solutions for increasing child participation in activities and routines. You'll also get a multimedia CD-ROM with everything you need to make adaptations work:
- a how-to audio presentation in English and Spanish
- suggested adaptations
- more than 25 PowerPoint slides for preparing a group to use CARA's Kit
- an instrument to assess activities/routines
- printable forms for generating ideas and recording notes on your chosen adaptations and their results.
Great for self-study or professional development group sessions, CARA's Kit is a must for early childhood teams across a wide range of settings. You'll use it year after year to ensure the best possible learning environment for young children with and without special needs.