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Fran Hast
Biography: Fran Hast teaches at the Palo Alto Infant-Toddler Center in Palo Alto, California. The center is part of Palo Alto Community Child Care, a private, nonprofit organization that provides funds and subsidies to 15 child care programs throughout the city. In her role as teaching director, Ms. Hast hopes to share her belief in the joy of caring interactions with infants and toddlers. Ms. Hast has a B.A. in psychology from Miami University in Ohio.
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Fran Hast's Books
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Infant and Toddler Experiences
Authors: Fran Hast, Ann Hollyfield
Product Code: 126001
ISBN: 978-188483457-8
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Description & More Details
What's the difference between a classroom activity and an experience? One you organize to pass the time, and the other you intend to last a lifetime.
Help infants and toddlers figure out how the world works with meaningful experiences, organized by the three "Cs": curiosity, connection, and coordination. As the introduction says, "The special joy of caring for infants and toddlers is the chance to experience the world through their eyes." Softbound, 272 pgs.
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More Infant and Toddler Experiences
Authors: Ann Hollyfield, Fran Hast
Product Code: 126101
ISBN: 978-192961014-3
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Description & More Details
This sequel to the popular Infant and Toddler Experiences contains more than 100 engaging experiences for infants and toddlers that reflect and celebrate each child's development. Fran Hast and Ann Hollyfield base their suggestions on current research and more than 20 years of teaching infants and toddlers.
Softbound, 192 pgs.
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Infant and Toddler Experiences Set
Authors: Fran Hast, Ann Hollyfield
Product Code: 127701
ISBN: 127701
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Description & More Details
Save almost $10 when you buy both books!
What's the difference between a classroom activity and an experience? You organize one to pass the time, and the other to last a lifetime. Help infants and toddlers figure out how the world works with meaningful experiences, organized by the three Cs"—curiosity, connection, and coordination. As the introduction says, "The special joy of caring for infants and toddlers is the chance to experience the world through their eyes."
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