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We’ve arranged the titles in categories to make it easy for you to find and order the ones you want. Each title is listed only once, although the topic might apply to more than one category. So be sure to take a look at related categories. Printed Tip Sheets are in English on one side and Spanish on the other side. Graphic Tip SheetsGraphic Tip Sheets are for families with young children.PLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Graphic" TIP SHEET.Counting Up, Down, and All Around!Discover Letters and WordsDiscover Shapes in Many Places Feelings Are FantasticGet Ready to ReadGet Them to School Every DayGoing to Kindergarten?Healthy Children Eat RightInvestigate TogetherKeep Up the Good WorkKeep Young Children Safe in the CarLearning by Listening to LanguageMaking Sense of NumbersPlay With Your Toddler—IndoorsRead and Write TogetherRead with Your Toddler!Sorting, Classifying, and OrganizingSupporting Adult-Child RelationshipsTalk Together Talk, Listen, and LearnTech Time for Infants and ToddlersTech Time for Young ChildrenThings to Do While You're Waiting: Art Is All AroundThings to Do While You’re Waiting: Curious Young ScientistsThings to Do While You’re Waiting: Get PhysicalThings to Do While You’re Waiting: Math Is EverywhereThings to Do While You’re Waiting: Music and MovementWork and Play Together Language & LiteracyPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Language & Literacy" TIP SHEET.Fun at Home with Preschoolers: Getting Ready to Read!Getting Ready to Read and Write in Child CareGift of Words: Conversation and RoutinesGift of Words: Reading and GamesLiteracy across the Preschool CurriculumOut and About with Preschoolers: Literacy ActivitiesPower of the Pen: Drawing and ScribblingPower of the Pen: Let Children Choose Writing Centers!Sharing Books with Your BabySharing Books with Your PreschoolerSharing Books with Your ToddlerThings to Do while Youre Waiting: Language and LiteracyUsing Predictable Books with Young ChildrenWhat's Next? Predictions at Story TimeYoung Authors at Work: Literature Response JournalsYoung Authors at Work: Story Dictations MathPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Math" TIP SHEET.Fun at Home with Preschoolers: Let's Measure!Math Sense: Learning about CoinsPath to Math: Beginning NumbersPath to Math: ClassificationPath to Math: Geometric Thinking for Young ChildrenPath to Math: Measurement with Young ChildrenPath to Math: More NumbersPath to Math: More Word Problems for PreschoolersPath to Math: Real Graphs for PreschoolersPath to Math: Word Problems for PreschoolersThings to Do while Youre Waiting: MathTime for Preschoolers: DurationTime for Preschoolers: In Sequence!Science, Engineering, Technology, & MediaPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Science, Engineering, Technology, & Media" TIP SHEET.Cooperation across the Preschool Curriculum: ScienceCSI: Child Scientist Investigates!Encouraging Scientific Thinking: Rain or ShineFun at Home with Preschoolers: Play with Light & ShadowGet Growing: From Seeds to SproutsGet Growing: Learning about SeedsGet Growing: Planning a Garden with Young ChildrenGet Growing: Planters and PreschoolersNatural Illinois: BirdsNatural Illinois: Butterflies and MothsNatural Illinois: Frogs and ToadsNatural Illinois: InsectsNatural Illinois: Leaves Are All AroundNatural Illinois: MammalsNatural Illinois: Rock On!Natural Illinois: The Trees You SeeOut and About with Preschoolers: Science in the Built EnvironmentOut and About with Preschoolers: Sunshine ScienceOutdoor Field Trips with Preschoolers: Being There!Outdoor Field Trips with Preschoolers: Deciding Where to GoOutdoor Field Trips with Preschoolers: Follow Up!Outdoor Field Trips with Preschoolers: Planning AheadOutdoor Field Trips with Preschoolers: Preparing with the ChildrenPlayground Physics: On a Roll!Playground Physics: Hang in There!Playground Physics: Watch for Falling Objects!Say Yes to the Mess! Play with RocksSay Yes to the Mess! Water WorksSay Yes to the Mess! Snow TimeThings ChangeThings to Do while You're Waiting: ScienceToys from Throwaways: BoxesToys from Throwaways: Let's Recycle!Health, Physical Development, & SafetyPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Health, Physical Development, & Safety" TIP SHEET.Autism: Be Aware of the SignsAsthma: Easing the WheezingBuilding Endurance: Let's Get Physical!Dental Health for BabiesDo You Hear What I Hear?Eating Right = Healthy Children!Eyes Right! Find Amblyopia EarlyEyes Right! Your Child's VisionFight Germs! Wash Your Hands!Get Ready for a Good Dental Checkup!Is My Child OK?Lice Aren't Nice!Organized Sports and Young ChildrenPeanut Allergy AwarenessPhysical Fitness for Preschool-Age ChildrenPhysical Fitness for ToddlersPreventing Lead Poisoning in ChildrenProtecting Children from Preventable DiseaseSay Yes to Healthy Snacks!SIDS: Back to SleepTeaching Children to Avoid Stranger DangerThings to Do while You're Waiting: Physical ActivitiesToo Sick to Go to Child Care?When Should I Send a Sick Child Home?Young Children's Mental Health: What Is Essential?Social SciencePLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Social Science" TIP SHEET.Children's Votes Count!It Takes Money: Economics for PreschoolersNeighborhood Geography with Young ChildrenOut and About with Preschoolers: The Places You'll Go!Remember WhenThings We Need: Economics for PreschoolersWho Are the People in Your Neighborhood?Who's the Leader?Fine ArtsPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Fine Arts" TIP SHEET.Drama and Young ChildrenOut and About with Preschoolers: Close Up with Visual ArtsOut and About with Preschoolers: Dancing on the SidewalkOut and About with Preschoolers: Make Some MusicOut and About with Preschoolers: Visual ArtsSing, Play, and Hear: Music's in the AirThings to Do while You're Waiting: Art Works!Things to Do while You're Waiting: Music, Sound, and MovementSocial/Emotional DevelopmentPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Social/Emotional Development" TIP SHEET.Bullying Hurts EveryoneChildren's Social Competence ChecklistDealing with DistractionHelping Children Develop Impulse ControlHelping Children Handle DisappointmentHelping Children Learn to Get AlongHelping Siblings Get AlongHelping the Often-Angry ChildHe's Teasing Me!Kids Who CareMaking and Keeping FriendsManners and PreschoolersPlay and Self-Regulation in PreschoolPlay Right Don't Bite!Please Don't Go! Separation Anxiety and ChildrenSmall Child, Big Stress?Take a Bold Approach to ShynessUnderstanding and Accepting Differences: Why Can't Maria Walk?When Children MournParentingPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Parenting" TIP SHEET.Choosing Child Care for Infants & ToddlersConference Time! Talking to Your Child's Teacher or CaregiverThe Curious ChildDealing with Parental GuiltEncouraging WordsFive Tips on Choosing a PreschoolFreedom to GrowFuss Management: Comforting the Irritable ChildFuss Management: Planning Ahead to Prevent TantrumsHelping Your Child Learn in Two LanguagesLearning and Fun on Family Field TripsMaking the Holidays Memorable and MeaningfulNo More Diapers: Getting StartedNo More Diapers: Is Your Child Ready?Observing Your Child in PreschoolOld Home, New Home, Our HomePets and Young ChildrenReal Work: Preschoolers Can HelpSay What You Mean! Talking Straight to ChildrenStarting Kindergarten? Help Make It a Good Experience!Things to Do while You're Waiting: Learning Activity KitsTime to Play, Time to Dream: Unscheduling Your ChildUsing Words to Discipline ChildrenWhat Makes a Good Toy?When the Teacher CallsYoung Children Need to Play!Your Child's First Day in PreschoolZZZs, Please! Bedtime for PreschoolersProject ApproachPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Project Approach" TIP SHEET.Project Approach for PreschoolersProject Approach: Anticipating What Children Might LearnProject Approach: Children Taking SurveysProject Approach: Helping Children Ask QuestionsProject Approach: Helping Preschoolers Represent What They LearnProject Approach: Including Every ChildProject Approach: Phase 1: Choosing a Topic to InvestigateProject Approach: Phase 1: Getting StartedProject Approach: Phase 2: Doing FieldworkProject Approach: Phase 2: Getting Ready for FieldworkProject Approach: Phase 3: Concluding the ProjectTeaching & CaregivingPLEASE SEND ME ONE OF EACH "Teaching & Caregiving" TIP SHEET.Connecting with Parents: But He Doesn't Do That at Home!Cooperation in the Preschool Classroom: Class DiscussionsEase Those First-Day Blues!Encouraging Child-to-Child ConversationEngaging Every ChildGames for All Young ChildrenHelping Preschoolers Learn in Two LanguagesInclusion in Preschool ClassroomsMake Room for Blocks!Outdoor Play: Weather or NotPredicting: Helping Preschoolers Look AheadTearless TransitionsWhat is Developmental Screening?To order multiple copies of a specific title(s), please indicate the title(s) and quantity in the box below. 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