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Carroll County Public Schools - Early Childhood Education
Welcome to our new wikispace for early childhood educators. Please click on the "discussion" page to let us know what your ideas or thoughts are for using this wiki. If you need help in navigating this site, please let Debbie Clark know and she will come to your school and walk you thru it. If you have materials you would like to share (resources, videos, etc.) please feel free to add them or send them to Debbie Clark electronically and we will post them.

Resource pages and information pages are currently open for your use and discussion pages are set up attached to each. =**Useful Links:**=
 * 11/12/12**
 * Carroll County Public Library Wiki Site (connects to the Early Childhood Consortium Wiki)**
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 * Be sure to click on the left-hand side of home page; this will take you to the Early Childhood Consortium Wiki.**

The following link will get you to the Intranet Site where all curricula is currently housed: []

The following link will move you to the CCPS Early Childhood Education website: @http://www.carrollk12.org/instruction/instruction/ece/default.asp

**9/30/11 - For more information on CSEFEL the website is:**
[] This site provides free resources and information on the social and emotional development and school readiness of young children.

At a recent CSEFEL training, the speaker presented information on Bucket Fillers, the website for the newsletters is: [|www.bucketfillers101.com]

Carroll County Public Schools Elementary Social Studies Wiki CCPS Elementary Social Studies
 * Links to other useful wikis:**

__**9 /30/11 - Early Childhood Consortium Wiki**__ - [|http://wiki.carr.org] //Click on Early Childhood under spaces on right hand side of page.// The Carroll County Early Childhood Consortium is made up of representatives from CCPS, Carroll County Public Libraries, Child Care Choices, Carroll Christian Schools, Headstart, Carroll Community College and Carroll County Daycare. This wiki was created to provide parents of young children and early childcare professionals information on various topics such as, Early Literacy, Autism, etc. Information is also provided on programs being offered in the county to provide community education and enhance professional development to empower educators and families in the development of our youngest learners.