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Product: Child Development
Description: A best-selling, topically organized child development text, Berk’s Child Development is relied on in classrooms worldwide for its clear, engaging writing style, exceptional cross-cultural and multi-cultural focus, rich examples, and long-standing commitment to presenting the most up-to-date scholarship while also offering students research-based, practical applications that they can relate to their personal and professional lives.
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Product: TEACH YOUR CHILD TO READ : VOWELS, PHONICS and SIGHT WORDS
Description: This book will give you a step by step plan to teach pre-school and early grade school children how to read.
This is the second book in the series “Teach Your Child To Read”.
Book 1 “Teach Your Child To Read - The Alphabet and Three Letter Words” teaches the 26 phonetic sounds of the alphabet and how to read and write three letter words.
Book 2 “Teach Your Child To Read – Vowels, Phonics and Sight Words”, teaches 60 blended phonetic sounds; the 220 Dolch Sight or Whole Word list; and how to read three, four or more letter words.
After reading book 1, your child should be able to read and write most two and three letter words; book 2 introduces, vowel and blended consonant sounds, so your child will be able to read most English language words.
The Teach Your Child To Read and Write Method is a play based plan to teach your child of any age to read and write.
The Teach Your Child To Read and write method is as easy as this: Show and say the letter sounds on the page to your child -
Point to the letter sounds and ask your child, “What sound is this?” Your child should say the sound of the letters - Trace the sound of the letters with your finger and say the lowercase sound of the letter to your child - Writing is achieved by showing your child the letters on the page - Trace the letters with your finger and say the sound of the letters to your child - Point to the letters and ask your child, “What sound is this?” Your child should say the sound of the letter - Have your child trace and say the letter sound. Your child will learn the 86 phonetic sounds of the English Alphabet and how to sound out and write 2, 3 or more letter words using those sounds.
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Product: Alphabet Park: A story teaching children how to read.
Description: Alphabet ParkThis story is designed to teach children the basics of reading; so, they will learn to read, and then “read to learn”. This storybook teaches:•the alphabet•what an alphabet lowercase letter sounds like; (Capitals come later)•that sounds of letters make words and words are things•nouns are names of something•how to use imagination•communication skills•about feelings and values•developmental movement activities•starting to write the lowercase letter sounds (phonetic letter sounds)•starting to write Dolch pre-primer Sight Words (the whole-word approach)Each page has a story about a letter of the alphabet; then there is either a question about the story, or a movement activity; children are asked to write the sound of the alphabet letter, and finally pre-primer Dolch words.The Alphabet Park story teaches preschool children the sounds of the alphabet; that each letter has different sounds; those sounds make words; the beginning of phonetics; and the Whole Word method of reading. When reading the story to preschool children follow this method: •you can choose to just read the story, or read the story and choose to answer any, or all the questions for child/teacher interaction•always do the movement activities to stimulate the senses and keep preschool children focused•after reading the story about six times and the children are familiar with the story, introduce the “Lesson” part of the story.•have children start pronouncing the lowercase alphabet sound first; then words from the Dolch list at the end of this book.•create a Word Wall with the lowercase alphabet letter sound and corresponding picture. letters should be in large print – 2 inches or larger.•label parts of your environment with words i.e. table, window, chair etc.Just imagine a child who is self-confident, has morals and values; good self-esteem; good thinking skills; well developed senses and awareness; artistic; creative; responsible; able to socialize; able to read, write and communicate ideas; what a fantastic foundation for the successful child to have. The author believes children should learn to read at an early preschool age, but in a fun, play based and interactive way.
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Product: Leo Learns To Read: A Teach Your Child To Read Story
Description: LEO LEARNS TO READ - This storybook helps children learn the fundamental keys to reading, and gives children the exciting gift, that they are "Reading to Learn." Some keys when teaching children to read are: Read a book to children every day; - Use books with pictures, short sentences and repetitious words; - Show children how to read a book (top to bottom, left to right and front to back); - When children can say a word, show them the written word; - When labeling objects, or showing children the written word, make the word at least 2 inches high, and in clear black text; - Label as many objects in your home with the name of that object (at least 2 inches high bold lettering); - Start with alphabet recognition and showing children the lower case letter sounds (phonics); - Show whole words (word recognition); - Use alphabet nouns (naming words), then verbs (action words) and act them out; - Always ask questions during the story, such as, "What do you think will happen next?" (this gets children thinking and using their imagination); - Keep children actively involved in the story; - Point out each letter when showing children the written word; - Play word games; - match words to objects; - have children read a story from pictures in the book; - start an alphabet writing book; - Point out words, whenever and wherever you are in the community. Most of these fundamental keys are in the story "Leo Learns To Read."
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Product: Educational Child's Play
Description: Give a pre-school child from birth to six years of age an UNPRECEDENTED, LIFELONG advantage, simply by using Educational Child's Play to stimulate their brain. A book that provides fun play-based pre-school child development activities when a child needs them, in the early years from birth to six years of age. This book is for parents, pre-school teachers, Early Childhood Educators, Day Cares, and anyone who wants children to be the best that they can be. Simple things like reading and telling stories to a child at 18 months; or joining a three-year-old child to play with a bucket and sand; or helping a four-year-old throw a ball in the playground, are powerful stimuli for brain development in the early years. These activities are laying the foundation of brain development for future learning, behavior and health. This book provides preschool children with what science is saying they need in the early years, simply by reading them the stories, and using the play-based activities in Educational Child's Play. This book is dedicated to helping pre-school children from the ages of birth to six years of age be the best that they can be. To achieve that, this book has TWO DEVELOPMENTAL STORIES: A Walk In The Jungle - a story to help children develop cognitive, behavioral, emotional and motor skills. Gordy Visits The Mountains - a story that uses play based movements to develop pre-school children. PLAY BASED ACTIVITIES:Play based activities that scientists are saying children need in the first seven years of life. THE SENSORY ENVIRONMENT - Setting up the environment to develop seven senses. Sensory environments can enhance learning and cognitive growth. USING PUPPETS IN YOUR STORIES: gets children actively involved in the stories and activities. FUN DAY ACTIVITIES:- Thousands of activities for children to try, or to be discussed. ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ANY PARENT OR CAREGIVER: How To Deal With Children's Behaviors; Developmental milestones and how to deal with the behaviors that accompany them. MOVING TO RELAX: is the same movements as in the Developmental stories, but in adult form. Educational Child's Play is an excellent Day Care or homeschooling program.
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Product: Child Development, Books a la Carte Plus NEW MyDevelopmentLab with eText -- Access Card Package (9th Edition) by Laura E. Berk (2012-04-15)
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Product: Child Development, 9Th Edn
Description: Pearson India Edition
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Product: Child Development (Eastern Economy Edition)
Brand: PHI
Description: Textbook used for General Psychology classes, in very good condition.
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Product: TEACH YOUR CHILD TO READ: VOWELS, PHONICS and SIGHT WORDS
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Product: Alphabet Park: A story teaching children how to read.
Brand: 978-1-988986-08-1
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Product: Pre-School Coloring and Puzzle Book: Helping children be the best that they can be.
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Product: Growing Pains: A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Brand: Rockridge Press
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Product: Child Development and MyVirtualChild Access Card (9th Edition)
Brand: Pearson
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Product: NEW MyLab Human Development with Pearson eText -- Standalone Access Card -- for Child Development (9th Edition)
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Product: Child Development (Myvirtualchild)
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