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#277 Spring 2025
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Overview
DEAR READER
SMALL IS GOOD
A Letter to Educators: Surviving the Child Care Crisis
by Kisa Marx
FOCUS ON: CLIMATE CHANGE & HOPEFUL FUTURES
- Let’s “Talk Turkey”: Engaging Children in the Complex Relationship Between Humans and the Rest of Nature
by Ben Mardell - “It’s Nature?!” Beginning Explorations of Child-Nature Relations in the Ecological Crisis
by Lisa Goddard - Walking Daily with Wonder: Engaging Teachers and Children in the Art and Science of Phenology
by Abraham Underhill and Claire Underwood - Bridging Research and Practice: Young Children’s Agency and Resilience in a Climate Change World
by Kumara Ward, Meg Gravil, Mary Sciaraffa, and Mery António - Conservation Education Resources
from the USDA Forest Service - Nature Helps Us: Let’s Help Nature!
by Becky DelVecchio, Susan Ferguson, and David Ferguson - Stories that Count: Building Climate and Environmental Justice Awareness Through Culturally-Centered Math and Story Trails
by Ashley Brailsford - “It Hurts the Earth if There’s Trash Inside the Planet”: Encouraging Preschoolers’ Wonder and Affection for Nature
by Vanessa Cid
TOP 50
Thirty-Eighth Annual Status Report on For-Profit Child Care
by Kathy Ligon
ADVOCACY
Hoping for a Brighter Future: Making the Case for a Publicly Funded Early Childhood Education System in the United States
by Liran Laor
STAY CURIOUS
Unlocking Young Minds: Using Prompts, Open-Ended Questions, and Discussions to Foster Engagement and Curiosity
by Kehinde Helen Orimaye and Jill Steffens
BEHAVIOR THAT CHALLENGES US
Behavior and Your Bottom Line: The Correlation Between Children’s Behavior and Your Budget
by Ellen L. Olson
CHANGING OUR WORDS
Daycare is a 7 Letter Word
by Jennifer Biles
SOLUTIONARY THINKING
A Journey Into Beloved Community as an Early Childhood Leader
by Michele Hemenway-Pullen
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THE DAILY DIRT
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