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- Purdue ELM – Early Learning Matters
Discover the early learning curriculum that’s comprehensive, evidence-informed, user-friendly The Early Learning Matters (ELM) Curriculum is a highly accessible and adaptive program that supports optimal learning and development of children from birth to five years of age
- About ELM – Purdue ELM
The Early Learning Matters (ELM) Curriculum was developed by Purdue University for the Department of Defense Child Development Program as part of the DoD-USDA Partnership for Military Families
- Preschool Curriculum – Purdue ELM
The curriculum promotes foundation skills in eight areas of learning and development The social and emotional domains of development, including self-regulation, receive as much attention in the curriculum as language literacy, mathematics, and related academic skills
- Home - Early Learning Matters
The mission of our Early Learning Matters (ELM) project is to partner with parents and the community to prepare children from birth to age five to succeed in school
- Ready to Get Started – Purdue ELM
All resources developed by Purdue University for the ELM Curriculum are available free of charge on this website They are organized by age group: Birth-36 Months and 3-5 Years
- ELM Curriculum - Center for Early Learning
The Early Learning Matters (ELM) curriculum, developed by Purdue University, promotes positive outcomes in all areas of development from birth to age 5 years It is based on the latest research on child development and best practices in early education and care
- ELM Infant-Toddler User Guide Area Promoted: Social-Emotional
The Early Learning Matters (ELM) Curriculum is a comprehensive, research-informed program to support the optimal learning and development of children from birth to five years of age
- Early Learning Matters Brochure | MCC Central
The DoD developed the curriculum in collaboration with early childhood experts at Purdue University The brochure highlights sample activities for Infants-Toddlers (Birth-36 months) and Preschoolers (3-5 years) and lists the range of learning materials incorporated in the curriculum
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