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Every Idaho classroom you run, from infants to pre-K, gets the whole curriculum as soon as you sign up.
Join an Idaho teacher as they log in, review today's activity and materials, read ELBY's tip and get children started.
Scroll through 52 weeks of lessons for infants to pre-K, each tied to the Idaho eGuidelines domain and age range it supports.
Book a call to see how LBP fits your Idaho program, whether you run a daycare center, a home-based program or a preschool serving ICCP families.
Learning Beyond Paper is the only all-in-one cloud-based early childhood curriculum with a virtual instructional coach. Idaho programs get 52 weeks of lessons in five age bands, more than 4,000 activities in English and Spanish, family engagement tools, an observational assessment tool and 49.5 on-demand training hours in LBP University, with every band mapped to the Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines.
The Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines cover areas such as approaches to learning and cognitive development, social-emotional development, physical wellbeing and communication, language and literacy. LBP's Idaho crosswalks map infant, young toddler, older toddler and 3- to 5-year-old lessons to the eGuidelines goals for each age range, so you can trace any activity back to what it supports.
Inside each lesson, ELBY gives Idaho teachers coaching they can use on the spot: how to simplify the activity for a child who needs help, how to extend it for a child who is ready, and what to look for while children work.
Idaho teachers get 49.5 hours of on-demand professional learning in LBP University with every subscription. Courses show staff how to teach the curriculum with confidence, complementing the annual training they complete through RISE and licensing.
Quality Achievers recognizes Growing Star and Star Achiever programs, and one Achievement area is Environments, Curriculum and Instruction. LBP gives you eGuidelines-mapped lessons, an observational assessment tool and teaching records that show your curriculum practice to an IdahoSTARS coach.
Idaho daycare center employees complete ongoing training every year, and ICCP providers take 12 hours annually in RISE. ELBY's coaching inside each lesson helps staff turn that training into everyday practice.
Spanish is by far the most common language other than English in Idaho homes, spoken by about 156,700 residents age 5 and older. Every LBP activity and family resource comes in English and Spanish, so teachers can share each week's learning with families in the language they use.
One yearly subscription gives every Idaho classroom access, infants through pre-K. No per-teacher fees, no per-room fees and no second curriculum for older or younger children.
Every Idaho classroom you run, from infants to pre-K, gets the whole curriculum as soon as you sign up.
On a phone, tablet or laptop, a teacher finds this week's plan, gathers the listed materials, reads ELBY's suggestion and begins, at the block area or out on the playground.
Yes. LBP publishes Idaho crosswalks for all four of its age bands (0 to 12 months, 13 to 24 months, 25 to 36 months and 3 to 5 years), each mapped to the Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines shared by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Lessons from infancy through pre-K also align to the Head Start ELOF. Every crosswalk is on our curriculum alignments page.
Quality Achievers is Idaho’s new Quality Recognition and Improvement System, run by IdahoSTARS. Licensed programs with ICCP certification and a RISE account can be recognized as a Growing Star or a Star Achiever, choosing from seven Achievement areas including Environments, Curriculum and Instruction and the Pyramid Model. LBP supplies eGuidelines-mapped lessons and observation tools for that work, though recognition depends on your whole program, not the curriculum alone.
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare issues daycare licenses, and IdahoSTARS helps providers through the licensing steps. LBP gives every classroom a written weekly plan for its age group and a record of completed activities, so you can show a licensing visitor how learning is planned for infants, toddlers and preschoolers alike. It sits alongside your health, safety and staffing practices.
Yes. The Idaho Child Care Program helps low-income families pay for care through tuition assistance from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, and participating providers complete state licensing requirements and annual training. LBP gives ICCP and private-pay children in the same room one shared curriculum, observation tools and English and Spanish family materials, so planning stays simple for the whole program.
We do not claim they do. Idaho law requires each daycare center employee to complete four hours of ongoing child development training every 12 months, and ICCP requires 12 hours a year, with the required courses taken in RISE. LBP University’s 49.5 hours of professional learning are included and build curriculum skills, but check with IdahoSTARS before counting any of them.
Yes. Because Idaho does not fund a statewide preschool program, most preschoolers learn in community child care, private preschool or Head Start. LBP’s preschool and pre-K bands give those classrooms a full year of eGuidelines-mapped lessons, with Teaching Strategies GOLD® objectives and CLASS® keys on each activity and an observational assessment tool to track progress before kindergarten.
One yearly subscription gives your Idaho program school-wide access. Every classroom from infants to pre-K is included, along with ELBY, LBP University, the observational assessment tool, English and Spanish content and the Idaho crosswalks. There are no per-teacher or per-classroom fees, and LBP offers grant-writing support for customers.
Yes, at no extra cost. About 215,400 Idahoans age 5 and older speak a language other than English at home, and roughly 73% of them speak Spanish. Every LBP activity and family engagement resource is available in English and Spanish, so teachers can send home the week’s learning in the language a family uses and keep parents involved.
Begin a 30-day free trial. Every classroom and age band in your Idaho program is open from the first day, so you can test the eGuidelines-mapped plans in the infant room and the pre-K room together. Prefer a walkthrough first? Book a demo and our team will show you around.
Yes. Licensed home-based providers in Idaho can join Quality Achievers and ICCP just like centers, and they often care for several ages at once. LBP’s five age bands let one provider plan for babies, toddlers and preschoolers from a single login, with Spanish and English family materials included. Our family child care page explains mixed-age planning.
Sensory, language, and attachment-focused lessons for ages 0–12 months.
Independence, early language, and mobility activities for ages 12–24 months.
Creativity, communication, and social growth for ages 24–36 months.
Standards-aligned, play-based lessons for children ages 3–4 years.
Kindergarten readiness and school-preparedness for children ages 4–5 years.
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Every age band follows the Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines, so each day of teaching adds to the records that licensing visits and Quality Achievers coaching draw on.
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