Book Introduction

It is important for children who will be entering kindergarten to have some understanding of prepositions. So I use this learning technique before story time that they really love. Parents often comment that the children do it at home too! Understanding spatial relationships Learning prepositions Reinforcing concepts about print   At circle time when you […]

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Look What I Can Do!

Make a book that shows off your child’s favorite physical feats. photos of your child oak tag paper hole punch small binder rings glue sticks markers or crayons stickers or small rubber stamps Tell your child you will be making a book about his physical skills. What does he know how (and love) to do: […]

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Whatever Moves You

Favorite words about being on the go make up the art and design of this homemade book. magazines construction paper glue markers, crayons, pencils or paints Invite your child to find a variety of pictures in magazines that show people or animals moving, and cut them out. Create a list of words that describe the […]

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Set the Stage for Literacy — Literally

A trusting relationship and plenty of playtime lay the foundation for successful readers.   All parents want their children to be successful in school and throughout life. While literacy, which begins with oral-language skills, is the foundation of that success, it’s equally important to remember that both language and literacy development grow out of the […]

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Important Speech Milestones

  How to tell if your child is developing on schedule or if there might be a problem.   There is a wide range of speech and language development that is considered normal. Early or later speech within that range is not linked to intelligence or reading ability. However, you should expect to see the […]

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The Language Explosion

  Around the time your toddler reaches 18 months of age, you’re in for a treat he’ll begin learning words at an astonishing rate.   Development rates vary, of course, but generally a language explosion occurs around 18 months. At that time, most children start adding new words at an incredible rate, giving them a […]

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Sight Words

the  to  and  he  a I  you  it  of  in was  said  his  that  she for  on  they  but  had at  him  with  up  all look  is  her  there  some out  as  be  have  go we  am  then  little  down do  can  could  when  did  what  so  see  not  were  get  them  like  one  this  […]

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Sight Word Phrases

he had to but they said that was in it was for she said that on a it was you and I to the for his they had to for you but she said of that I was on to the look at him as little at all I have a have some there is […]

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