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Core Lessons

Why Sharing Is Genuinely Hard for Young Children

Sharing Expectations for Infants

Turn-Taking Expectations for Toddlers

Cooperation Skills in Preschoolers

Developmental Expectations at a Glance

Teaching Turn-Taking with Concrete Tools

Designing Environments That Reduce Conflict

Responding to Sharing Conflicts in the Moment

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Why Sharing Is Hard

Answer: Why Sharing Is Hard

Quiz: Sharing Expectations for Infants

Answer: Sharing Expectations for Infants

Quiz: Toddler Possessiveness

Answer: Toddler Possessiveness

Quiz: Preschooler Cooperation

Answer: Preschooler Cooperation

Quiz: Teaching Turn-Taking Tools

Answer: Teaching Turn-Taking Tools

Quiz: Reducing Sharing Conflicts

Answer: Reducing Sharing Conflicts

Core lessons and practice quiz on sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation, birth to five.

Realistic developmental expectations for sharing and turn-taking across infants, toddlers,
and preschoolers, and concrete strategies for teaching cooperation. .

Sharing, Turn-Taking, and Cooperation

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