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Teaching Strategies

Teaching Strategies provides early childhood curriculum, assessment, and professional development solutions.

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teachingstrategies.com·Crawled Oct 1, 2026·

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6 pages
  1. Distance Learning Solution - The Creative Curriculum Cloud/product/distance-learning

    Provide reliable, individualized, & equitable access for children in any learning environment with Teaching Strategies.

  2. Infant-Toddler Curriculum for Ages 0-2 - The Creative Curriculum/product/the-creative-curriculum-for-infants-toddlers-twos

    A comprehensive research-based and field proven curriculum solution for infants, toddlers and 2-year olds.

  3. Join our PD Network/product/professional-development-network

    We are actively recruiting part-time contract trainers to join our talented, highly experienced network of early childhood experts who provide training and ongoing technical assistance services to child care programs, school districts, and Head Start programs across the country.

  4. Kindergarten Curriculum - The Creative Curriculum/product/the-creative-curriculum-for-kindergarten

    Encourage all children to think critically, solve problems, & connect ideas with a comprehensive, research-based kindergarten curriculum

Blog

9 pages
  1. 10 Strategies for Hellos and Goodbyes From Afar/blog/10-strategies-hellos-and-goodbyes

    In a time of social distancing, we're sharing 10 strategies that can help you maintain warm and welcoming hellos and goodbyes routines.

  2. Blog/blog

    Explore our blog to learn from experts about innovative classroom strategies, early childhood education best practices, product updates & more

  3. Child Portfolio VS Parent Conference: Why Children, Not Teachers, Should Lead Conferences/blog/child-portfolio-vs-parent-conference

    I was so impressed with my son’s teacher for organizing this child-led conference. What a fantastic opportunity for the children to demonstrate accountability for their own learning and to reflect on their learning experiences.

  4. Exploring Trauma and Its Impacts/blog/exploring-trauma-and-its-impacts

    Trauma is unfortunately a part of life for many adults, children, and families. Over the past several weeks, we at Teaching Strategies have been exploring trauma, its impacts, and how we can better support children and families in our classroom communities who are experiencing trauma. Educating Yourself and the Field About Trauma and Its Impact In our first webinar, Teaching Strategies […]

Press

6 pages
  1. Bright Space to Give Children of Domestic Violence a Dedicated Play and Learning Environment/press/bright-space-give-children-domestic-violence-dedicated-play-learning-environment
  2. Diane Trister Dodge Inducted Into Educational Publishing Hall of Fame/press/diane-trister-dodge-inducted-educational-publishing-hall-fame
  3. NAEYC Honors Diane Trister Dodge With Scholarship Designation/press/naeyc-honors-diane-trister-dodge-scholarship-designation
  4. Press/press

    The latest releases about products, services, and company news.

Comparison

4 pages
  1. Child Portfolio VS Parent Conference: Why Children, Not Teachers, Should Lead Conferences/blog/child-portfolio-vs-parent-conference

    I was so impressed with my son’s teacher for organizing this child-led conference. What a fantastic opportunity for the children to demonstrate accountability for their own learning and to reflect on their learning experiences.

  2. Moving From Knowing to Doing Through Intentional Planning/webinar/moving-from-knowing-to-doing-through-intentional-planning
  3. Phonics vs. Phonemic Awareness in Preschool and Pre-K: What Every Administrator Needs to Know/blog/phonics-vs-phonemic-awareness

    Much of the discussion and research related to learning to read focus on what happens when children enter elementary school. Too often, early childhood education is left out of the conversation despite the fact that children are best prepared for kindergarten when they can arrive with a strong foundation in crucial literacy skills. Early childhood […]

  4. Studies vs. Themes: 5 Ways They Differ/blog/studies-vs-themes-5-ways-they-differ

    Twentieth-century science fiction author Ray Bradbury is credited with saying, “Life is trying things to see if they work.” It’s a compelling insight into so many aspects of human existence, and it certainly relates to learning. I came across Bradbury’s comment recently, written on the message board in front of a school near my home. […]

Team

6 pages
  1. Breeyn Mack/team/breeyn-mack
  2. Denis Khazan/team/denis-khazan
  3. Emily Roden/team/emily-roden
  4. Mike Derezin/team/mike-derezin

About

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  1. About/about

    At Teaching Strategies, we help early childhood educators build this environment and provide the foundation for success for every child by connecting teachers, children, and families to inspired teaching and learning experiences, informative data, and stronger partnerships through the leading early learning platform and solutions.

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  1. Contact/contact

Homepage

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  1. Homepage/

    The leading provider of early learning solutions - curriculum, assessment, family engagement, professional development & more

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  1. Privacy Policy/privacy-policy