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DAP - What Is That? Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Young Children

DAP - What Is That? Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Young Children. DAP is how we interact with young children. DAP is how we encourage young children to interact with one another. DAP is how we talk with children. Use positive guidance and lots of encouragement.

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DAP - What Is That? Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Young Children

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  1. DAP - What Is That?Developmentally Appropriate Practicesfor Young Children

  2. DAP is how we interact with young children.

  3. DAP is how we encourage young children to interact with one another.

  4. DAP is how we talk with children. • Use positive guidance and lots of encouragement.

  5. DAP is how we value and respect children of all ages.

  6. DAP is responding to each child as an individual.

  7. DAP is providing a safe environment with close supervision. • Our eyes are always moving and observing children. We respond quickly when needed.

  8. DAP is providing exactly what children need when they need it!

  9. DAP is providing a healthy balance of stimulating activities. • Provide outdoor play with fresh air every day!

  10. DAP is understanding how children grow and learn.

  11. DAP is caring for every child.

  12. DAP is sharing a child’s joy!

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