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| Language: | en |
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1997
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| contents | Ready--Set--Read (For Families): Early Childhood Language Activities for Children from Birth through Age Five. America Reads Challenge. Early Childhood Education Language Acquisition Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Reading Instruction Reading Processes Skill Development Writing Instruction Writing Processes Young Children This Ready--Set--Read Kit includes an activity guide for families, a 1997-98 early childhood activity calendar, and an early childhood growth wallchart. The activity guide part of the kit presents activities and ideas that families (adults who have nurturing relationships with a child--a mother, father, grandparent, other relative, or close friend) can use to help young children learn about language. The activity guide part of the kit divides activities into 4 age groups: young babies (birth to 8 months); crawlers and walkers (8 to 18 months); toddlers (18 to 36 months) and preschoolers (3 to 5 years). The activity guide concludes with a list of reading and writing play materials, the 40-item American Library Association's Suggested Book List for Young Readers, and 13 additional resources. The calendar part of the kit is filled with helpful tips and special activities that promote reading and language skills for young children. The growth chart part of the kit measures children's height and language development, and gives age-appropriate activities to promote language development for young children. (RS) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
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| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | Ready--Set--Read (For Families): Early Childhood Language Activities for Children from Birth through Age Five. America Reads Challenge. Early Childhood Education Language Acquisition Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Reading Instruction Reading Processes Skill Development Writing Instruction Writing Processes Young Children Ready--Set--Read (For Families): Early Childhood Language Activities for Children from Birth through Age Five. America Reads Challenge. Early Childhood Education Language Acquisition Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Reading Instruction Reading Processes Skill Development Writing Instruction Writing Processes Young Children This Ready--Set--Read Kit includes an activity guide for families, a 1997-98 early childhood activity calendar, and an early childhood growth wallchart. The activity guide part of the kit presents activities and ideas that families (adults who have nurturing relationships with a child--a mother, father, grandparent, other relative, or close friend) can use to help young children learn about language. The activity guide part of the kit divides activities into 4 age groups: young babies (birth to 8 months); crawlers and walkers (8 to 18 months); toddlers (18 to 36 months) and preschoolers (3 to 5 years). The activity guide concludes with a list of reading and writing play materials, the 40-item American Library Association's Suggested Book List for Young Readers, and 13 additional resources. The calendar part of the kit is filled with helpful tips and special activities that promote reading and language skills for young children. The growth chart part of the kit measures children's height and language development, and gives age-appropriate activities to promote language development for young children. (RS) |
| title | Ready--Set--Read (For Families): Early Childhood Language Activities for Children from Birth through Age Five. America Reads Challenge. |
| topic | Early Childhood Education Language Acquisition Learning Activities Parent Child Relationship Reading Instruction Reading Processes Skill Development Writing Instruction Writing Processes Young Children |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED406668 |