5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read Can I Be Your Dog?
Can I Be Your Dog by Troy Cummings is a heartwarming animal adoption story that’s told through the letters that Arfy, the main character writes to the people on Butternut Street.
5 Things You Can Teach Your Child as You Read this Book Together
Let’s get the important stuff out of the way first!
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"Stuck" by Oliver Jeffers is a humorous and imaginative children's book with numerous educational benefits. It’s a great story to discuss as you read.
It’s been a favorite around here for a long time. I also have a “thing” for the talent that shines through when the author and illustrator are one and the same.
In a Nutshell
I can’t begin to tell you how many times I’ve wished that you were here with us and we could just sit down for a chat. What we’re doing is exciting and important, but it’s not all that easy to explain in a few words or a post.
So, we’ve created this quick little 3 min video that hopefully gives you a bit of a peek into what we’re all about, where we’re coming from, and why were doing this!
5 Incredible ways this silly story can help prepare your child for kindergarten
Bear Came Along by Richard T. Morris is entertaining, educational and hilarious all at the same time. The book features themes like perseverance and working together. which are sure to provoke interesting conversations.
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It’s the subtitle for me… who doesn’t want to do this?
Making Meaningful and Lasting Connections with Your Kids
Why Building Your Child’s Vocabulary is SO Important!
It’s crucial that parents of preschoolers assist in vocabulary development. The easiest ways to introduce new words are through conversations, books, and experiences, expanding your child's language repertoire.
Research by Cunningham and Stanovich in 1997 emphasized the correlation between vocabulary size and later reading comprehension. A robust vocabulary in early childhood sets the stage for academic achievement.
Why Building Your Child’s Vocabulary is SO Important!
Prioritize vocabulary development. Introduce new words through conversations, books, and experiences, expanding your child's language repertoire.
Research by Cunningham and Stanovich in 1997 emphasized the correlation between vocabulary size and later reading comprehension. A robust vocabulary in early childhood sets the stage for academic achievement.
Why Building Your Child’s Vocabulary is SO Important!
The research consistently emphasizes the critical role of vocabulary development in shaping a child's cognitive abilities, academic success, and social skills, with long-term implications for their overall well-being and future achievements. Here are a few research-based facts regarding the significance of building a child's vocabulary: