The South Carolina Guidelines are accessible for child care and early learning programs through the HiMama app to help you with lesson planning, developmental observations, online portfolios and development reports. HiMama makes documentation and reporting (including DSS charts) of children’s learning and development in alignment with South Carolina guidelines quick and easy so that educators can spend less time on documentation and paperwork and more time with children.
If you want to align to South Carolina quality guidelines without all the paperwork and late nights, get a free demo to learn more about
HiMama with South Carolina Guidelines.
South Caroline Guidelines: Overview
Adapted from the Ohio Infant/Toddler initiative, the South Carolina Guidelines have created a common vocabulary amongst educators and parents across the state. The guidelines have created a standardized set commonly expected developmental milestones for children. The guidelines have been divided both by age group as well as through domains, skills, and indicators. Through observations, educators are able to accurately track and document the growth and development of children. As each child is a unique individual, no two children learn and develop the in the exact same way. With this, the guidelines allow for flexibility to accommodate all children, cultures and needs.
The South Carolina Guidelines were developed by SCPITC (South Carolina Program for Infant/Toddler Care), the Child Development Center at the University of South Carolina, and the South Carolina Department of Social Services.
For more information visit the SCPITC website.
South Carolina Infant & Toddler Guidelines
South Carolina Infant & Toddler Guidelines
The South Carolina Guidelines are accessible for child care and early learning programs through the HiMama app to help you with lesson planning, developmental observations, online portfolios and development reports. HiMama makes documentation and reporting (including DSS charts) of children’s learning and development in alignment with South Carolina guidelines quick and easy so that educators can spend less time on documentation and paperwork and more time with children.
If you want to align to South Carolina quality guidelines without all the paperwork and late nights, get a free demo to learn more about HiMama with South Carolina Guidelines.
South Caroline Guidelines: Overview
Adapted from the Ohio Infant/Toddler initiative, the South Carolina Guidelines have created a common vocabulary amongst educators and parents across the state. The guidelines have created a standardized set commonly expected developmental milestones for children. The guidelines have been divided both by age group as well as through domains, skills, and indicators. Through observations, educators are able to accurately track and document the growth and development of children. As each child is a unique individual, no two children learn and develop the in the exact same way. With this, the guidelines allow for flexibility to accommodate all children, cultures and needs.
The South Carolina Guidelines were developed by SCPITC (South Carolina Program for Infant/Toddler Care), the Child Development Center at the University of South Carolina, and the South Carolina Department of Social Services.
For more information visit the SCPITC website.