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Congratulations to the District 19 Brooklyn basics challenge Winner!
Congratulations to the District 19 Brooklyn basics challenge Winner!
The community has voted and the favorite principle is ......................
Families should create a 30 second video showing how you maximize love to manage your child's stress!
The best videos will be premiered during the
Brooklyn Basics Re-Launch on Wednesday, April 14th, 2021.
There will be three winning categories:
1- The school that has the most participation.
2- The parent/guardian that has the best video submission.
3- The Parent Coordinator that has the most parent/guardian participation in both voting and video submissions.
Do you know the basics?
Do you know the basics?
Five Basics Principles
Five Basics Principles
Five science-based parenting and caregiving principles that support social, emotional, and cognitive development of children birth to age three.
Maximize Love,
Manage Stress
Warm and responsive parenting lays the foundation for healthy social, emotional and cognitive development.
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Talk, Sing, & Point
Talking, singing and pointing support oral language development and later reading ability.
Talking, singing and pointing support oral language development and later reading ability.
Count, Group, & Compare
Count, Group, & Compare
Gaps in mathematical knowledge open up during early childhood, with disadvantaged children often falling behind.
Gaps in mathematical knowledge open up during early childhood, with disadvantaged children often falling behind.
Explore through Movement & Play
Movement affects children’s bodily coordination as well as their relationships with their environments.
Movement affects children’s bodily coordination as well as their relationships with their environments.
Read & Discuss Stories
From infancy, frequent and interactive book reading is associated with cognitive and language development.
From infancy, frequent and interactive book reading is associated with cognitive and language development.
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