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6

Oct

Animal Alphabets

Posted by Lorelei  Published in creativity, education

A new alphabet song to sing and share with your preschool child!

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Tags: alphabet songs, alphabet sounds, early reading, preschool activities, zoo animals

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10

May

Beginning Writing

Posted by Lorelei  Published in creativity, education

Playing with Playdough Helps Develop Fine Motor Control When is a child ready to learn to write? When he is ready! That’s the best answer, although not very helpful. You cannot teach a child to write before his or her muscles and coordination are developed enough to hold a pencil, make tiny marks and notice [...]

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Tags: alphabet activities, beginning writing, early learning, early reading, early writing, early writing activities, learning alphabet, Preschool, preschool lesson plans, tracing letters, writing

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24

Apr

How to Teach Your Baby to Read

Posted by Lorelei Sieja  Published in creativity, education, parenting

Infants Can Learn To Read To really understand how this works, I recommend that you get a copy of Glenn and Janice Doman’s book, “How to teach your baby to read”. The hardcover copy has dropped to $15.61 at amazon.com, and the paperback can be had for under $5.00 used. But to get started, here’s [...]

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Tags: Early Childhood Education, early reading, infant reading, parenting, phonics, Preschool, reading, sight words, teach your baby to read

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20

Apr

Reading Readiness

Posted by Lorelei Sieja  Published in creativity, education, parenting, Play

To Raise a Reader, Foster a Love of Books There is a lot you can do to help a child get ready for reading, even if you decide not to teach your baby to read.  Such a child will enter kindergarten eager to learn, and primed for success.  This readiness is not hard to do, [...]

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Tags: activities for kids, children's books, Early Childhood Education, early reading, kindergarten readiness, learning activities, reading

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18

Apr

Early Reading, the Pros and Cons

Posted by Lorelei Sieja  Published in education, parenting

You Can Teach Your Baby to Read, but Should You? There is a lot of emphasis these days on teaching young children to read. Many preschools and day care centers focus on worksheets that supposedly “teach” letter and sound recognition. Some children are actually flunking kindergarten! When I was five years old, kindergarten was not [...]

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Tags: benefits of early reading, cons early reading, early childhood, early reading, education, learn to read, Preschool, pros early reading, reading, teach your baby to read

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