achieve important goals respond to children’s interests diversity is valuable Children are actively involved Positive self- concept social and cultural contexts Play is the primary Skills to communi- cate and problem solving enhance develop- ment and learning explore the differences and similarities Create brain- compatible environment Every person is valuable caring community of learners Assessing children’s develop- ment and learning encourage an atmosphere of trust Establishing reciprocal relationship high quality childcare Consider children’s develop- mental levels Awareness Must be safe, secure, and predictable culturally responsive environment activity- based learning environment DAP Must have adaptations achieve important goals respond to children’s interests diversity is valuable Children are actively involved Positive self- concept social and cultural contexts Play is the primary Skills to communi- cate and problem solving enhance develop- ment and learning explore the differences and similarities Create brain- compatible environment Every person is valuable caring community of learners Assessing children’s develop- ment and learning encourage an atmosphere of trust Establishing reciprocal relationship high quality childcare Consider children’s develop- mental levels Awareness Must be safe, secure, and predictable culturally responsive environment activity- based learning environment DAP Must have adaptations
- Call List
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
achieve important goals
respond to children’s interests
diversity is valuable
Children are actively involved
Positive self-concept
social and cultural contexts
Play is the primary
Skills to communi-cate and problem solving
enhance develop-ment and learning
explore the differences and similarities
Create
brain-compatible environment
Every person is valuable
caring community of learners
Assessing children’s develop-ment and learning
encourage an atmosphere of trust
Establishing reciprocal relationship
high quality childcare
Consider children’s develop-mental levels
Awareness
Must be safe, secure, and predictable
culturally responsive environment
activity-
based learning environment
DAP
Must have adaptations