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FCCERS-R
NC Additional Notes: FCCERS-R (updated 10-25-23)
These are the current NC Additional Notes for the FCCERS-R used by NCRLAP assessors.
FCCERS‐R Assessment Process: Information for FCCH Providers (Spanish version)
Este documento proporciona una descripcion general de las consideraciones, preguntas de los proveedores de FCCH y respuestas sobre el proceso de evaluacion de FCCERS-R de NC.
FCCERS-R Assessment Process: Information for FCCH Providers
This document provides an overview of considerations, questions from FCCH providers, and answers regarding NC's FCCERS-R assessment process. It is available in English and Spanish.
FCCERS-R Item 16 Using Fine Motor Materials with Different Age Groups
This is the first in a series of presentations for family childcare providers. It explains terms used throughout the scale, including different age groups, ''accessible'' and ''much of the day,'' and examines the requirements of different indicators in the Fine Motor item in the FCCERS-R while providing a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 17 Using Art Materials with Different Age Groups
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Art item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 19 Using Blocks with Different Age Groups
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Block item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 20 Using Dramatic Play Materials with Different Age Groups
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Dramatic play item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 21 Using Math Materials with Different Age Groups
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Math item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 22 Using Nature Science Materials with Different Age Groups
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Nature/science item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
FCCERS-R Item 24 Promoting Acceptance and Diversity
This presentation is part of a series for family childcare providers. It examines the requirements of different indicators in the Promoting acceptance of diversity item in the FCCERS-R and provides a variety of examples.
Language for learning: Infants and Toddlers (video)
This video focuses on how language supports childrens cognitive and social/emotional development in programs serving infant and toddlers.
Language for learning: Preschoolers (video)
This video focuses on how language supports children's cognitive and social/emotional development in programs serving preschoolers.
Language for learning: Schoolagers (video)
This video focuses on how language supports children's cognitive and social/emotional development in programs serving schoolagers. Information in this resource is appropriate to be used with each Environment Rating Scale.
Using materials with non-mobile infants (video)
This video illustrates ways providers can ensure that infants, particularly non-mobile infants, have a variety of play and learning experiences with appropriate materials and furnishings throughout the course of the caregiving day.
FCCERS-R Statewide and county scores
This report shows statewide and county FCCERS-R scores for NC Star Rated License assessments during 9/1/2017 to 8/31/2019.
Summary of Lowest Scoring Items and Indicators for the FCCERS-R
This document provides a summary of the lowest scoring items and indicators for the FCCERS-R, as used for the assessment portion of the NC Star Rated License.
USDA Meal Pattern Guidelines for Infants
USDA Meal Pattern Guidelines for Infants less than 12 months old. These were updated on October 1, 2017. Source. Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), www.fns.usda.gov/cacfp/meals-and-snacks and redesigned by NCRLAP.