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Tag Archives: Literacy Messages
Early Literacy Storytime: Paintbrushes
It takes a lot of time to master all the marks and strokes we use when writing letters! When learning their writing strokes, children first scribble, then at 2-3 years work on first vertical (up and down) strokes, then horizontal … Continue reading →
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Tagged Letter Knowledge, Literacy Messages, Props, Writing
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Early Literacy Storytime: Wordless Books
It might not seem like wordless books have much to do with getting children ready to read print on a page, but they do! One study found that parents used richer language and more complex sentence structures with their children … Continue reading →
Posted in Early Literacy Storytime
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Tagged Literacy Messages, Talking, Vocabulary, Wordless
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Baby Storytime: Mice
One plus about doing storytimes for so long is that there’s a lot of plans in your files to reuse when you’re busy. One minus about doing storytimes for so long is that you can get a little tired of … Continue reading →
Posted in My Baby Storytime
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Tagged Babies, Interactive Books, Literacy Messages, Mice, Print Motivation, Storytime Plan
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