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  • Reading Games Teach Fun Phonics  By : Robyn
    Preschoolers learn reading skills as they play games with you. The third of my five secrets of child literacy.
  • Fast Phonics and Where to Begin  By : Robyn
    Having fun with phonics. The second of my five secrets of child literacy.
  • Using Object Lessons with Preschoolers  By : Denise Oliveri
    Object lessons make learning not only fun for small children, but also helps them remember what they learned. Find out how easy it is to use object lessons in your next Sunday School class.
  • Top Reading Tips for Small People  By : Robyn
    Your baby has fun while it learns to read. The first of five secrets of child literacy.
  • Perfection in Children  By : Angeline
    I noticed that there is a great change in parents’ attitude towards their child when their child starts schooling.

    I have seen so many parents from a playmate to the child changed into a disciplinary master. Rather, even before they put on their school uniform for the first time, the child has probably noticed a big change in their parents’ behaviour.
  • Thumbsucking, Hair-Twirling and Other Comfort Habits  By : Colleen Langenfeld
    Do you have a thumbsucking child? A hair-twirler? Or has your sweet little one picked up a different comfort habit altogether?
  • Thumbsucking - Does Your Child Have a Problem?  By : Colleen Langenfeld
    Thumbsucking can be a frustrating time in a family's life...or a period of conscientious teamwork and self-esteem building. As the parent, the choice is yours.
  • Are You Over-Programming Your Young Child?  By : Sherry Frewerd
    With the busy lives that families lead today, it’s hard enough to find time to enjoy dinner together or spend even the simplest weekend as a family. Not only do both parents work, but young children find themselves over-scheduled to the point of exhaustion. Little kid’s days are spent running from preschool or play groups to several extra curricular activities that in previous decades didn’t become a regular activity until elementary school.
  • Dish Network: Helping Parents Manage What Young Children Watch  By : Christine Peppler
    Sex, drugs, violence, and "coarse" language permeate television. Many parents want to reduce their young children's exposure to these elements. This article briefly discusses the responsibilities of parents and television service providers to reduce the negative effects of media violence.
  • Science Activity Ideas for Very Young Children  By : Lindsay Small
    Turn your home into a magical world of scientific exploration and let your child develop his senses, his concentration and his vocabulary while having lots of (messy) fun. It just takes a little imagination and time to turn your kitchen or bath into a learning experience for your littlest ones - and everyone gets to have fun in the process!
  • Preschoolers Gain Long-Term Advantages By Learning to Play the Piano  By : Angie Crellin
    Describes the benefits of early piano/keyboard instruction and includes an overview of the different programs available.
  • Teaching with Preschool Software  By : Jennifer Houck
    Computers are becoming increasingly popular in homes, day care centers, preschools, and schools. In fact, current statistics show that more than 50% of all children have used a computer by the time they are four years old.
  • Preschool Teaching: You can Teach Your Child at Home  By : Jennifer Houck
    You may think that only a licensed teacher is qualified to teach your child. However, did you know that your child’s first teacher is you? Yes, it’s true! Not only are parents their children’s primary caregivers, but they are also their first teachers, and with a little help, you can successfully teach your preschooler at home.
  • Preschool Learning Activity: Stimulating Children’s Minds  By : Jennifer Houck
    Choosing the best preschool learning activity for young children will enhance their skills, prepare them for kindergarten, and help them develop important emergent skills. Some skills that are critical to early childhood development are listed below in the article.
  • Preschool Readiness: Tips to Ensure Your Child is Prepared  By : Jennifer Houck
    If your child has been attending daycare, you may think that he or she will automatically be ready for the preschool environment, however this may not be the case. Here are some ways that you can help prepare your child for preschool.
  • Preschool Circle Time Song: Tips for Engaging Children  By : Jennifer Houck
    Circle time is a great way to encourage young children to develop emotional skills and participate in a group. A great way to encourage children to participate in circle time is to create an area specified for the circle.
  • Preschool Arts and Crafts: Sea Horse Themes and Ideas  By : Jennifer Houck
    If you are teaching preschool arts and crafts and are looking for a Sea Horse theme, then here are some great ideas that you can use.
  • Montessori Preschool Curriculum Choices and Benefits  By : Jennifer Houck
    When choosing a Montessori preschool curriculum it is important to ensure that the essential core elements of the program include Mathematics, Language Arts, Sensorial Activities, Cultural Awareness, and Practical Life skills.
  • Activity: Alphabet Preschool Ideas and Themes  By : Jennifer Houck
    When it comes to choosing an activity, alphabet preschool crafts are a great way for teaching new skills. Literacy is an important aspect of early learning and teaching the alphabet is critical to future success. When selecting an activity, alphabet preschool crafts, and lesson plans can ensure that the project you are working on is age appropriate, appealing to the child, and fun.

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