Every Child is a Perfect Fit Inclusion in Early Learning Michelle MacKinnon Early Learning Coordinator Holy Spirit Catholic Schools.

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Every Child is a Perfect Fit Inclusion in Early Learning Michelle MacKinnon Early Learning Coordinator Holy Spirit Catholic Schools

It is not about the child being ready for early learning programming. It is about the program being ready for the child.

Format of Program Delivery Specialized Supports Targeted Supports Universal Supports

Environmental Supports

Program Staffing Program Leader PUF Assistants Speech-Language Assistants

Environmental Supports Visual Schedules Physical design Peer Support Availability of low-tech adapted equipment Play Based Program Language Centre

Environmental Supports Professional Development

Community and in-house professional development opportunities Learning Language and Loving It Research-based, developmental approach to promoting children’s social, language, and literacy development within every day activities

Skills gained through Learning Language and Loving It Being a responsive partner Using comments and questions that develop vocabulary Encouraging interaction in group settings Facilitating play with peers Identifying conversation styles and stages of language development Following the child’s lead Scaffolding the child’s interactions

Team Approach

Because we are working as a team, all staff are aware of program goals and can make every moment count.

Team Approach Philosophy

A developmentally appropriate play-based learning environment where all children are welcome and achieve their potential.

Thank You