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103. Family Communications, Inc. - Families, Family Communications, Inc. - Families Learning to get along with others will help your child at school. Then your child sees that reading and writing are important. http://www.fci.org/families/learning_main.asp

PRODUCERS OF Adoption Angry Feelings Bedtime Child Care ... Stepfamilies Helping Children With Learning Learning starts long before kindergarten. In fact, your child has been learning since birth. Children learn on their own. And they learn from people. When children go to school, some things will be fun to learn. Learning can also be hard work. Most parents want their children to do well in school. It can help to know that school learning is not just about ABCs and numbers. To do well in school, children need to: feel good about who they are and what they can do, be able to talk and listen, enjoy books, keep on trying, ask questions, get along with others. There are many everyday ways you can help your child with those things. And, of course, children learn best from the people who care about them. Helpful Hints: Children And Learning Children need to feel good about who they are and what they can do. Make time with your child, even just a little bit every day. You help your child feel loved when you talk, listen, and want to be nearby. Give your child small jobs to do. That helps your child feel proud of what he or she can do.

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PRODUCERS OF Challenging Behaviors Using Mister Rogers' Neighborhood in Child Care Workshop Video Library ... Stepfamilies Helping Children with Learning Helping Your Child be a Better Learner Learning starts long before kindergarten. In fact, your child has been learning since birth. Children learn on their own. And they learn from people. When children go to school, some things will be fun to learn. Learning can also be hard work. Most parents want their children to do well in school. It can help to know that school learning is not just about ABCs and numbers. To do well in school, children need to: feel good about who they are and what they can do, be able to talk and listen, enjoy books, keep on trying, ask questions, get along with others. There are many everyday ways you can help your child with those things. And, of course, children learn best from the people who care about them. Helpful Hints: About Children And Learning Children need to feel good about who they are and what they can do. Make time with your child, even just a little bit every day. You help your child feel loved when you talk, listen, and want to be nearby. Give your child small jobs to do. That helps your child feel proud of what he or she can do.

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This page recommends both online and offline activities for you to do with your child to stimulate reading skills development. Parent's Guide Topics: Use Language Listen Write Read ... Develop an Understanding of Math Concepts Additional Resources: Learning Skills Guide More About Learning 15 Ways to Help The Big Cheese ... Recommended Links Please note that Language, Listening and Writing Skills contribute to the development of reading readiness. Learning to read will be difficult if these skills are not present. There are also other skills and abilities which must be developed along the way. Remember: the single most important thing you can do to prepare your child for school is to read to them every day. The sequence in learning to read includes: Exposure to written words in the environment and in written materials. Point out words in the environment on walks or trips in the car. Have a well stocked library either through purchase or from the library. Point out words in books as you read to your child. Let your children see you read for pleasure or necessity each day. Developing a love for books through being read to and seeing others read.

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