The Complete Resource Book for Toddlers and Twos: Over 2000 Experiences and Ideas (Complete Resource Series)

My daughter uses this book daily with her Downs Syndrome child. He is learning so many new things. Give his mom different ideas for learning. She has shared her book with neighbors for their too.

I homeschool my older child and was struggling to find something that would allow my 2yr old to "do" school too. This is absolutely perfect for lesson plans and ideas for kids under 4! Would be great for daycares or preschools but AWESOME for the homeschool Mom trying to find a way to keep her little ones busy and engaged!! Teaches simple concepts like, - eyes, nose, ears, clouds, sun, animals, etc! Offers sample craft projects, sing-alongs, fingerplays and rhymes.

I worked in a childcare center for 3 years and just about every other teacher borrowed this book from me at one point or another. It has great tips and activities as well as pages you can print out, and includes a section on sign language. Really is Complete and has just about anything you could ask for in a resource book for toddlers and two year olds. Can be used beyond that age for songs and activities can be modified for each child's needs.

Schiller's books are always wonderful. My favorite is her infant book, and I think this one comes next. I think she organizes the activities better in this twos/toddeler book then she does in her resource books for preschoolers because she takes a more developmental approach here rather than a rigid thematic approach like in her preschool books. I'm impressed.

This book is a must have resource for anyone who is teaching two year olds, whether home schooling or teaching in a child care or day care! I went from teaching elementary school to being a two year old teacher and this has been a life saver for activities at my finger tips. The book is well-organized and it has margins wide enough to write in your own ideas for books to read or songs to sing. My co-teacher also appreciates this book as well. This is well worth the money!

If you bought this to keep your sole toddler busy this book isn't the one and only. It has some great ideas but seems more like a class plan for several children rather than help for a Mom trying to keep the two year old busy and learning.

Toddlers are meant to learn through play, so unlike for older children, lesson plans are harder to find. It has been frustrating to locate a curriculum for toddlers that would save me the time of coming up with lessons, activities and themes. This book had age appropriate activities, lesson ideas and material lists. Such a time saver and nice resource for a daycare or even a parent who wants to do a bit more with their child.

I purchased this book as a sequel to the Infant/Toddler book. This book is layed out differently. But each lesson still has social/emotional and cognitive areas, as well as songs and stories. This book also has stories you can copy/color and laminate to be used on the felt boards. The children really loved seeing the characters move around our felt board as I told the story.

A lot of ideas. Good to have.

Birthday present for a fellow college classmate who is an Early Childhood Education teacher specifically working with toddlers. She thinks the book will be very resourceful to her in her professional practice. Easy to read and understand.

I've looked through many resource books for my toddler (games, art, etc.) I like this one because it is vocabulary rich, has tonnes of activity for every theme to suit the child's ability and interests, as well as a parents time to plan and prepare.

So enjoy doing these exercises with my two year old. Keeps our days interesting and integrates beautifully into our existing schedule.

If you are new to toddlers, this will help you with your lesson plan and give you a good start