Resources

Chris Cain gives examples of even the very young students' ability to understand quantity, as well as perceptual and conceptual subitizing.

Description: Play is an integral part of early childhood and is necessary for the development of language development, perceptual-motor abilities, social competence, creativity, imagination, and thinking skills.  This webinar is the third in the series. This webinar is the third in a series of...

The document provides a visual of the implementation process for the elements of Structured Teaching.  It's a good reminder that it's not about the product, it's about the process!

Links to information on supporting paraprofessionals , self-determination skills for students of all ages, and an article discussing the link between language delays and social-emotional skills. 

This card explains the Kansas Curricular Standards and why it is important for all Kansas families and caregivers.