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Connections: Infant and Toddler Curriculum for Responsive Caregiving, 6 Weeks-12 Months Weekly Individual Lesson Plan Name: Use the template below and the Play Suggestions in Sections II-IV, as well as your own ideas to create a weekly lesson plan for an individual child. When planning, consider the following: What ELOF developmental skill or activity does the baby appear to be working on? What strategies is the baby using to play? What activities has the baby especially enjoyed lately? Is the baby engaging with (objects or people) differently now than in the last few weeks? What is different? What is the same? Throughout the week, highlight information to share with the child’s family and add it to the Notes to family” section of the template. At the end of the week, send this page home with the family. Date: Age: Primary Caregiver: Component I have noticed: So I am planning: Notes to family: Arrival and Departure ELOF GOAL(S): Sleeping ELOF GOAL(S): Diapering
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Page 1: Home [infohub.nyced.org] · Web viewConnections: Infant and Toddler Curriculum for Responsive Caregiving, 6 Weeks-12 Months Weekly Individual Lesson Plan Name: Use the template below

Connections: Infant and Toddler Curriculum for Responsive Caregiving, 6 Weeks-12 Months

Weekly Individual Lesson Plan

Name: Use the template below and the Play Suggestions in Sections II-IV, as well as your own ideas to create a weekly lesson plan for an individual child. When planning, consider the following:

What ELOF developmental skill or activity does the baby appear to be working on? What strategies is the baby using to play? What activities has the baby especially enjoyed lately? Is the baby engaging with (objects or people) differently now than in the last few weeks? What is different? What is the

same? Throughout the week, highlight information to share with the child’s family and add it to the “Notes to family” section of the template. At the end of the week, send this page home with the family.

Date:

Age:

Primary Caregiver:

Component I have noticed: So I am planning: Notes to family: Arrival and Departure

ELOF GOAL(S):

Sleeping

ELOF GOAL(S):

Diapering

ELOF GOAL(S):

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Connections: Infant and Toddler Curriculum for Responsive Caregiving, 6 Weeks-12 Months

Weekly Individual Lesson Plan

Eating

ELOF GOAL(S):

Playing

ELOF GOAL(S):


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