Curricula Descriptions

			Curricula Description

Preschool Curricula

Childspace Caregivers

A Curriculum for Those Who Care for Children

Lani A. Comp, Susan Manker-Seale, Carla OsMrald Reed, Jane C. Warren

This is two curricula in one binder. Part I is for parents;, caregivers, andteachers. Part II, a "curriculum" for infants and toddlers, is directed to thecaregiver. Part II provides resources, guidelines, and structure for a safe, respectful,and nurturing environment for young children.

Celebrating Me and My World

A Unitarian Universalist Preschool Curriculum

Debora Chandler Pratt

This full-year curriculum celebrates the wondrous qualities of children and theanimals, objects, and people around them. Provides preschoolers with experiences andopportunities to grow in trust and caring and to develop their self-identity and sense ofconnectedness with all of life.

Story Time

A Literature-Based Curriculum for Preschool

Mary Jerse Schwartz

Based on contemporary children's literature, this program helps preschoolersfocus on feelings, relationships, nature, and holidays. Each session has a Story adiscussion, and a choice of related activities. Additional books are also suggested.

We Are Many, We Are One

A Unitarian Universalist Preschool Curriculum

Colleen M. McDonald

This yearlong preschool curriculum offers children the grounding of a religiouscommunity and tradition, along with the freedom to discover and express their uniqueness.The underlying theme throughout is anti-bias and multicultural education, which celebratesdiversity and interdependency.