SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES AND EDUCATORS Resource Description Grade Level Educator Family FutureMe.org allows users to delay the electronic letter for one, three, or five years, or
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Preview and Download !• Preschool is the perfect time to cultivate positive attitudes about learning. • Very young children are quite capable of doing science. • Preschoolers naturally have many of the capabilities of scientists. • Preschool is the perfect time to develop science process skills. 1
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Preview and Download !4. Repeating stories and rhymes allow children to memorize familiar words and phrases. Repetitious reading not only increases language and vocabulary, but it also allows children to predict the story’s outcome. Predicting rhyming words and phrases is an essential step in the process of learning to read and developing
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Preview and Download !The Creative Curriculum® for Preschool Beginning of the Year Middle of the Year End of the Year •Goal P-LC 1, 2 Listening to and understanding language •Begins to respond appropriately to specific vocabulary and simple statements, questions, and stories •Follows simple requests not accompanied by gestures •Responds appropriately
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Preview and Download !move through the preschool daily activities in a timely and orderly fashion. The yoga program was designed using sequences of poses to address the teachers’ goals and needs for their students [19,20]. Also, the yoga program was designed with three distinct series of poses that were contextualized or embedded in stories about the city and the main
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Preview and Download !Reading stories In this activity, ask your child to find the missing picture that ends each of the three-picture stories about a tree. Let your child tell each story as he or she creates it. Talk about the story together. You could introduce traditional story conventions, such as Once upon a time. Ask prompting questions, such as, “Why did ...
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