ProBook Nook by ProSolutions Training: Monthly Book Picks for ECE Professionals & Classrooms
Dive into our carefully curated monthly reading lists for ECE educators and center directors, as well as children's books for the classroom. Covering broad topics like leadership, diversity, mental health, and much more in ECE. Join us for a rewarding reading journey!
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2023 Book Club for Children
Discover must-have books for children 0-5
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2023 Book Clubs
Looking for a new read? Check out our book clubs!
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3 tips for better storytime
Reading aloud helps children down the path of lifelong literacy.
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4 Benefits of Nursery Rhymes
Nursery rhymes offer many benefits, including furthering children's development of language skills.
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A February Treat: Fostering Warm-hearted Leaders with Love ❤️
This February, unlock your leadership potential with ProSolutions Training. Grab code ILEAD20 for a lovely 20% off our inspiring Director Training courses and Trailblazer Bundle. Lead with love, grow with us!
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ProSolutions Training Renews Its IACET Accreditation: Providing Quality CEUs Since 2009
ProSolutions Training has been reaccredited as an IACET Accredited Provider, continuing its commitment to deliver high-standards education in CEUs. Read on to learn about our journey since 2009 and why this matters to your career success in early care and education.
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Book Club for Educators
Discover must-read books for educators in the ECE industry
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Book Club for Leaders
Discover must-read books for leaders in the ECE industry
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Book Recommendations for Early Childhood Educators
Reading (or listening to) books is a great way to continue learning to learn. We asked our instructional design team to tell us their favorite books for educators. These books are great for parents, teachers, caregivers, and directors.
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Building children's Phonemic awareness
Helping children build their phonemic awareness is crucial to their ability to develop literacy skills.
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Cut out the noise to support healthy toddler vocabulary development
A new study shows that toddlers have difficulty learning new vocabulary when they are consistently exposed to significant background noise.
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Early language and literacy development
During the first three years, children begin language and literacy development, and their exposure to books and stories is especially important.
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Facing the most common problems within preschool classrooms
Behavioral problems are common among preschoolers.
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How CDA Classes Make Language Learning Fun for Young Children
To encourage language development, here are two fun activities you can use in your classroom.
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How do young children acquire language?
Language is not innate, but the ability to learn language is, which is why there are numerous methods teachers can implement in their classroom to help their students learn their first language.
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How to grow better readers
Literacy is still a major issue in the United States. Today, more than 30 percent of fourth graders do not read at grade level, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Music & Rhythm Activity
Plus free worksheet!
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ProCalendar
Monthly Freebie - Keep track of important ECE dates, goal-setting, and more
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Revolutionizing Early Care and Education with Learning Paths
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New study reveals 2-year-olds with better vocabularies are more prepared for kindergarten
A new study reveals that 2-year-olds with larger vocabularies are more prepared for kindergarten both socially and academically.
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Promoting language and literacy development: Ages 3 to 5
Preschoolers develop significantly in regard to language and literacy.
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Strategies for building children's vocabulary
We discuss effective strategies for building children's vocabulary and literacy skills.
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Teaching children background knowledge
Equipping students with background knowledge of the world around them will help them as they progress in school.
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What you should and shouldn't do when reading aloud in your classroom
Here are a few suggestions for what to do and what not to do when reading aloud in your classroom.
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