Linda J. Armstrong: Linda J. Armstrong is a consultant for children and youth programs throughout the United States. As an active member of non-profit organizations, she has served in a variety of leadership positions for more than thirty years. Linda is a published author of educational research and has been an adjunct professor for universities in the U.S. and New Zealand. She holds three degrees in education and has received numerous awards and recognition for her work.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Making Room For Children and For Your Family Creating an Environment that Meets the Needs of Your Family Understanding Health and Safety Guidelines for Your Family Child Care Environment Setting Goals for Your Children and Your Program Selecting Family Child Care Spaces If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 2: The "Wow" Factor Colors and Patterns Natural Materials The Right Light (Selecting appropriate lighting sources and locations) Walls and Halls (displays of children's work, regulations, labeling) If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 3: Putting the "Oh" in Organization Decluttering Stow, Store, or Throw Rotating Materials If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 4: Putting the "Home" Back in Home Child Care Room Arrangements Interest Areas Vs. Interest Centers Design Elements for Child Care Spaces Selecting Floors, Furniture, and Fun Stuff Universal Design (ADA codes and guidance) If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 5: Backyard Environments Outdoor Play Areas (CPSC and ASTM guidance, applicable ADA requirements) If You Are New to Family Child Care Appendix Materials Inventory Sheets Time and Use Inventories Goals Worksheet Places and Spaces Design Paper Warning Signs the Environment Isn't Working ADA Guidelines for Child Care Programs Guidelines for Purchasing Safe Toys and Outdoor Play Structures Top Ten Ways to Develop Quality Environments Homestyle Places & Spaces Design Worksheet
Introduction Chapter 1: Making Room For Children and For Your Family Creating an Environment that Meets the Needs of Your Family Understanding Health and Safety Guidelines for Your Family Child Care Environment Setting Goals for Your Children and Your Program Selecting Family Child Care Spaces If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 2: The "Wow" Factor Colors and Patterns Natural Materials The Right Light (Selecting appropriate lighting sources and locations) Walls and Halls (displays of children's work, regulations, labeling) If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 3: Putting the "Oh" in Organization Decluttering Stow, Store, or Throw Rotating Materials If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 4: Putting the "Home" Back in Home Child Care Room Arrangements Interest Areas Vs. Interest Centers Design Elements for Child Care Spaces Selecting Floors, Furniture, and Fun Stuff Universal Design (ADA codes and guidance) If You Are New to Family Child Care Chapter 5: Backyard Environments Outdoor Play Areas (CPSC and ASTM guidance, applicable ADA requirements) If You Are New to Family Child Care Appendix Materials Inventory Sheets Time and Use Inventories Goals Worksheet Places and Spaces Design Paper Warning Signs the Environment Isn't Working ADA Guidelines for Child Care Programs Guidelines for Purchasing Safe Toys and Outdoor Play Structures Top Ten Ways to Develop Quality Environments Homestyle Places & Spaces Design Worksheet
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