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Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of In order for individually developed comprehensive curricula for infants and toddlers to be considered for acceptance by the Maryland State Department of Education, early childhood education programs must provide the information as requested in Appendix A for Infants and Toddlers. Early childhood education programs must provide citations or examples and page numbers to show the corresponding alignment of their curricula with the Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of age 3. Full copies of the document Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of can be accessed at the following website address: http://www.marylandhealthybeginnings.org/ specific indicators and examples for each standard can also be found in the Maryland Early Learning Standards http://earlychildhood.marylandpublicschools.org/system/files/filedepot/4/msde-pedagogy-report-_appendix_2016.pdf. Birth to Four Four to Eight Personal and Social Development A. Feelings About Self And Other Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Express comfort and discomfort, enjoyment and unhappiness in her environment Shows interests in familiar adults Demonstrates attachment to individuals Shows awareness of other children Calm herself

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Twelve to Eighteen Eighteen to Twenty- Four A. Feelings about Self and Others B. Relating to Others Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Show self-awareness and likes and dislikes; begin to develop selfworth Rely on trusted adults to feel safe trying new activities Show awareness of unfamiliar adults Interact with other children Begin to express a variety of feelings Gain in self control/regulation A. Learning about Self B. Relating to Others Shows more awareness of herself and her abilities Continue to need the security of a trusted adult as she explores Continue to show caution around unfamiliar adults Show more, but still limited selfregulation Ask for help, if needed, in verbal and non-verbal ways Know resources available in the room, and how to use some of them Show increase interest and assert

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of independence when with other children At times shows concern for other children s feelings Twenty-Four to Thirty Thirty to Thirty-Six (Three years old) A. Learning about Self B. Relating to Adults C. Relating to Other Children Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Show increasing self-awareness Continue to need adult approval but show more independence Be more interested in unfamiliar adults, but still cautious Share his feelings through talking and pretend play Use coping skills with task, and interactions with peers and adults Show increasing self-regulation Play along-side other children Show more awareness of the feelings of another child A. Increasing Self-Awareness B. Relating to Adults C. Relating to Other Children Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Express feelings more freely, showing independence and competence Imitate and attempt to please

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of familiar adults Demonstrate cautious curiosity about unfamiliar adults Play cooperatively with other children Share feelings through talking and pretend play Show increased self-regulation Begin to understand the feelings of other children Language Development A. Understanding and Communicating B. Pre-reading and Pre-Writing Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Birth to Four Listen and express herself Recognize and react to the sounds of language Begin to build a receptive vocabulary A. Understanding and Communicating B. B. Pre-Literacy Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Four to Eight Use various sounds and movements to communication Recognize and react to the sounds of language Respond to sounds and words

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of heard often Begin to respond to some of the vocabulary associated with picture books A. Understanding and Communicating Eight to Twelve B. Pre-Reading and Pre-Writing Citations or examples and corresponding page number Show more interest in speech Recognize and react to the sounds of language; begin to understand that letters make sounds (phonological awareness) Start to understand and use common rules of communication Demonstrate increasing vocabulary and comprehension by using words to express herself Explore writing and drawing as a way of communication Twelve to Eighteen C. Understanding and Communicating Pre-Reading and Pre-Writing Understand the meaning of many words and gestures Recognize and react to the sounds of language: begin to understand that letters make sounds Start to understand and use Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Eighteen to Twelve common rules of communication Demonstrate increasing vocabulary and comprehension by using words to express herself Communicating using consistent sounds, words, and gestures Explore writing and drawing as a way of communication Uses an increasing number of words and put words together into phrases and simple sentences Recognize and react to the sounds of language: begin to understand that letters make sounds Start to understand and use common rules of communication Demonstrate increasing vocabulary and comprehension by using words to express herself Communicating using consistent sounds, words, and gestures Explore writing and drawing as a way of communication Be able to follow simple suggestions and directions with increasing consistency Begin to develop imitative reading

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Twenty Four to Thirty A. Listening and Speaking B. Pre Reading Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Demonstrates active listening strategies Become aware of the sounds spoken language; understand that the letters make sounds (phonological awareness) Enter into conversation Use words and some common rules of speech to express his ideas and thoughts Recognize that drawings, paintings and writing are meaningful representations Understand questions and simple directions Begin to develop fluency by imitative reading Recognize that symbols have corresponding meaning Develop vocabulary, language usage and some conventions of speech Show comprehension by demonstrating understanding of text during and after reading Use writing tools for scribbles and drawings

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Thirty to 36 (3 years old) A. Listening and Understanding B. Expressing Thoughts and Ideas C. Entering into Conversations D. Pre-Reading Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Demonstrates active listening skills Develop phonological awareness by becoming aware of the sounds of spoken language Use more conventions of speech as she speaks Expand her vocabulary with many more connecting and describing words Have more meaningful conversations with peers and adults Begin to develop writing skills Understanding and respond to simple directions and requests Begin to develop fluency by imitative reading Recognize that symbols have corresponding meaning Develop vocabulary, langue usage and some conventions of speech Show comprehension by demonstrating understanding of text during and after reading

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Use writing tools for scribbles and drawings Cognitive Development A. Discovering and Learning Birth to Four Begin to understand that she can make things happen Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers Four to Eight Cause things to happen Remember what has happened recently Show awareness of happenings in his surroundings Eight to Twelve Make expected things happen Remember what has happened recently, and find hidden objects Show awareness of happenings in his surrounds Look at the correct picture or object when it is named Explore objects in various ways Imitate gestures and use of objects

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Twelve to Eighteen Eighteen to Twenty- Four A. Exploring and Learning Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Use objects and toys more purposefully Show an increasing ability to remember and participate in imitative play Use his senses to investigate the world around him, including solving problems Look at the correct picture or object when it is named Use objects and toys more purposefully, exploring cause and effect relationships Begin to understand rules and routines A. Mathematical Exploring and Learning B. Scientific Exploring and Learning C. Exploring Social Learning Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Begin to sort objects according to one criterion Begin to explore concepts of number, size, and position Seek information through observation and exploration Expect certain things to happen as

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of a result of her actions Improve memory for details Explore and solve problems Begin to understand rules and routines Have beginning awareness of the order of her environment Twenty Four to Thirty A. Exploring and Learning Math Concepts B. Exploring and Learning Science Concepts C. Exploring Social Learning Use imagination, memory and reasoning to plan and make things happen Improve memory for details Have beginning understanding of consequence when following routines and recreating familiar events Seek information through observation, exploration and description investigations Explore new ways to do things Show interest in quality and number relationships Show interest in concepts, such as matching and sorting according to color, shape, and size Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Thirty - Thirty Six (3 Years Old) Use imagination, memory and reasoning to plan and make things happen Think ahead and explore ideas Have beginning understanding of consequences when following routines and recreating familiar events Seek information through observation, exploration and descriptive investigations Explore new ways to do things, showing more independence in problem solving Show interest in quantity and number relationships Show interest in concepts such as matching and sorting according to a single criteria Physical Development A. Coordinating Movements Birth to Four Use many repetitions to move various body parts Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Eight to Twelve Change position and begin to move from place to place Coordinate eyes and hands while exploring or holding objects

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Twelve to Eighteen A. Coordinating Movements Move constantly showing increasing large muscle control Use hands in various ways Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Eighteen to Twenty- Four Show increased balance and coordination in play activities Have increased eye-hand coordination Be able to do more things for herself Twenty-Four to Thirty A. Coordinating Large and Small Muscle Groups B. Improving Self-Help Abilities Use his whole body to develop spatial awareness Use improved eye-hand coordination to explore and manipulate objects Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide

Healthy Beginnings: Supporting Development and Learning Birth through Three Years of Enjoy doing for himself whatever he thinks he can do Perform more complex movements with his arms and legs Thirty to Thirty-Six ( 3 years old) A. Using Large Muscle Groups B. Using Small Muscle Groups C. Caring for self/others Citations or examples and corresponding page numbers in Teacher s Guide Use riding toys easily Move her body through space with more balance and control Explore art materials Use smaller manipulative and finger plays to develop small muscle strength and coordination Depend on routines to practice self-help skills and feel confident