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The ITELG Guide is a resource for practitioners who use the Texas Infant, Toddler, and Three-Year-Old Early Learning Guidelines (ITELG) to plan and deliver quality learning experiences for children. The ITELG are permanent and unchanging expectations for children's development and learning across domains.
Find resources and guidance for choosing and implementing a developmentally appropriate curriculum that aligns with early learning guidelines and standards. Learn about curriculum products, supports, and measures for infant, toddler, preschool, and school-age programs.
Use this checklist to determine whether the purchased or program-created curriculum being used is developmentally appropriate for the students served. Activities should include objectives, materials needed, and guidance for teacher instruction.
All center based and home based child care providers in Texas can be certified in Texas Rising Star if they meet certain eligibility criteria. Programs that participate in Texas Rising Star meet higher quality standards than many other child care programs.
Curriculum What is a curriculum as described in the TRS Guidelines? A curriculum is a written document or plan. It is a blueprint for planning and implementing an early childhood program. It addresses all aspects of child development and of building partnerships with families. The curriculum outlines the goals for children’s development and ...
Find videos, images, and documents that show how to use a developmentally appropriate curriculum that aligns with early learning guidelines or standards. See examples for infant, toddler, preschool, and school-age classrooms.
Texas Rising Star is a quality rating and improvement system for early learning programs in Texas. The certification guidelines outline the criteria and measures for director and staff qualifications, teacher-child interactions, program administration, and learning environments.
A comprehensive guide for early childhood programs in Texas to achieve and maintain certification and quality improvement. Learn about the criteria, process, assessments, and resources for Texas Rising Star.
Find information and links to statewide agencies, accreditation organizations, and developmental guidelines for child care and early learning programs in Texas. Learn about Little Texans. Big Futures., a campaign to promote quality child care and school readiness.
Use this checklist to determine whether the purchased or program-created curriculum being used is developmentally appropriate for the infants and toddlers served. For a curriculum to be considered “approved” for Texas Rising Star scoring, the curriculum must meet all criteria on the checklist.