List of Contributions

------------------------------ Carrie Cutler Co-Lead Facilitator for the Early Math Interest Forum Clinical Associate Professor University of Houston The Woodlands TX www.carriecutler.com ------------------------------

Dr. Tian, This is one of my absolute favorite math-y books. Your students did a great job describing it and offering teaching ideas. I especially like the idea of creating patterns with sounds and movements. Please tell your future teachers thanks for sharing! ------------------------------ Carrie ...

Hi, Iana, Here are a few more ideas for outdoor nature play. I'm sure other NAEYC members can add ideas as well! Obstacle Courses Materials: Large sticks, string, ribbon, or rope, straw bales, buckets, flat rocks (like flagstone pavers), sidewalk chalk, cones, blankets or sheets, construction flagging ...

Hi, All, I have enjoyed following this discussion and would like to add my two bits. Rough-and-tumble or pretending fighting-type play can seem risky to some teachers and parents. Outdoors, with fewer constraints on children's imaginary play, pretend weapons and play fighting are common. The loud noises, ...