Give your staff and the families that you serve the B-ROW advantage.
Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework: Ages Birth to Five
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Administration For Children and Families
Office of Head Start
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Our Head Start course maps directly to the Early Learning Outcomes Framework. 9 lessons covering social-emotional development domains P-SE-1 through P-SE-11 — designed for classroom use with take-home family engagement activities.
| Lesson | Lesson Topic | Character Trait | Head Start Outcome Framework Alignment |
|---|---|---|---|
| One | Honor and Respect Adults (mother, father, teacher) | Respect Cooperation | P-SE-1 P-SE-2 |
| Two | Greeting People | Respect Responsibility | P-SE-1 P-SE-2 |
| Three | Words That Show Respect | Respect Kindness | P-SE-3 |
| Four | Addressing Adults | Respect | P-SE-1 |
| Five | B-ROW Reminds us of Rules | Cooperation Self-control | P-SE-3 P-SE-5 |
| Six | Excuse Me | Self-control Kindness | P-SE-3 P-SE-5 |
| Seven | Communicating with Others | Cooperation Self-esteem | P-SE-5 P-SE-11 |
| Eight | Thank You | Kindness | P-SE-3 |
| Nine | I am Sorry | Empathy Self-control | P-SE-6 P-SE-7 |
View Head Start Framework Code Definitions
Recommendations/Considerations:
Student Objectives and content for "Lesson Four" can be adjusted to fit the maturity level of the preschoolers because many preschoolers do not understand titles. The same holds true for "Seven." Because verbal communication is such an important aspect of intellectual development, use the telephone as a strategy. Also, record students speaking to each other and the teacher and let them hear the recording. It is important that children learn that communication is a process.
