Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (Spiral-Bound)
Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines (Spiral-Bound)
Use Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines to design meaningful and purposeful experiences for young children to provide them a foundation that guides their growth in all aspects of development.
The Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines are based on current knowledge of theory and scientific research about how children develop and learn. The guidelines:
- Reflect the growing consensus among early childhood professional organizations that a greater emphasis be placed on young children’s conceptual learning, acquisition of basic skills and participation in meaningful, relevant learning experiences.
- Provide professional development as the key to high-quality prekindergarten programs, the involvement of families for better school readiness of children, strategies for bilingual instruction, considerations for children with special needs and disabilities, and methods for monitoring children’s progress.
- Are intended to be useful to a broad audience, including school districts, Head Start programs, child care providers, and, most importantly, children’s families.
- Provide a means to align prekindergarten programs with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).
The print edition of this document is offered here as a service to our customers at no profit to ESC Region 13 - the purchase price covers professional color printing and binding. A PDF version of this document can be downloaded free from TEA’s website.
ESF Alignment
Supports Lever 4.1 - Daily use of high-quality instructional materials aligned to instructional planning calendars and interim and formative assessments
Spiral-bound, 87 pages
Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines was written by TEA and printed and bound by Education Service Center Region 13.