Right at Home: Family Experiences for Building Literacy.

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Main Authors: Hansen, Merrily P., Armstrong, Gloria
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1993
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author Hansen, Merrily P.
Armstrong, Gloria
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Armstrong, Gloria
Hansen, Merrily P.
Armstrong, Gloria
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contents Right at Home: Family Experiences for Building Literacy. Hansen, Merrily P. Armstrong, Gloria Early Childhood Education Family Literacy Interpersonal Competence Learning Activities Parent Participation Parent Teacher Cooperation Skill Development Thinking Skills Young Children Designed to be used independently by parents or other family members with their preschool or kindergarten-age children, this book presents (in easy-to-read cartoon-style letters) specific ideas for developing literacy skills during day-to-day activities. The book provides practice for children in the following skills: 1) life skills (such as cooperation, social behavior, decision making, responsibility, and safety); 2) concept development (such as colors, shapes, numbers, spatial relationships, body parts, comparisons, and time concepts); 3) thinking skills (such as prediction, realism and fantasy, sequencing, and summarizing); 4) speaking and listening skills (such as describing pictures, retelling stories, remembering details, listening for sequence, and following oral directions); and 5) reading and writing skills (such as using the library, enjoying books, and recognizing and writing alphabet letters, labels, and names). (NKA)
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spellingShingle Right at Home: Family Experiences for Building Literacy.
Hansen, Merrily P.
Armstrong, Gloria
Early Childhood Education
Family Literacy
Interpersonal Competence
Learning Activities
Parent Participation
Parent Teacher Cooperation
Skill Development
Thinking Skills
Young Children
Right at Home: Family Experiences for Building Literacy. Hansen, Merrily P. Armstrong, Gloria Early Childhood Education Family Literacy Interpersonal Competence Learning Activities Parent Participation Parent Teacher Cooperation Skill Development Thinking Skills Young Children Designed to be used independently by parents or other family members with their preschool or kindergarten-age children, this book presents (in easy-to-read cartoon-style letters) specific ideas for developing literacy skills during day-to-day activities. The book provides practice for children in the following skills: 1) life skills (such as cooperation, social behavior, decision making, responsibility, and safety); 2) concept development (such as colors, shapes, numbers, spatial relationships, body parts, comparisons, and time concepts); 3) thinking skills (such as prediction, realism and fantasy, sequencing, and summarizing); 4) speaking and listening skills (such as describing pictures, retelling stories, remembering details, listening for sequence, and following oral directions); and 5) reading and writing skills (such as using the library, enjoying books, and recognizing and writing alphabet letters, labels, and names). (NKA)
title Right at Home: Family Experiences for Building Literacy.
topic Early Childhood Education
Family Literacy
Interpersonal Competence
Learning Activities
Parent Participation
Parent Teacher Cooperation
Skill Development
Thinking Skills
Young Children
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED351674