Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Toddler Time & Pre-School Story Time

This week's Theme: In the Pond!

The word of the day:
FROG / frog


For Toddler Time this week { March 18th @ 10:15 AM} we will enjoy:

The wide-mouthed frog / by Keith Faulkner; illus. Jonathan Lambert
Froggy Gets Dressed / by Jonathan London; illus. Frank Remkiewicz
Turtle Splash! countdown at the pond / by Cathryn Falwell
One Duck Stuck / by Phyllis Root; illus. Jane Chapman


For Pre-School Story Time this week {March 18th @ 3:30 PM} we will enjoy:

Bee Frog / by Martin Waddell; illus. Barbara Firth
Turtle's Race with Beaver /
by Joseph Bruchac, James Bruchac, Jose Aruego, & Ariane Dewey
The Teeny Weeny Tadpole / by Sheridan Cain; illus. Jack Tickle
Fish is Fish / by Leo Lionni

Our Early Literacy skill is Vocabulary. There are tons of great ways to help your child expand their vocabulary, one way is to ask them open ended rather than yes or no question. This forces them to the words they know and you can help them find the words they need. Reading non-fiction books helps them learn specialized vocabulary and learn words. Repeating the words of actions and feelings helps
learn vocabulary as well.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Toddler Time, Pre-School Story Time, and Baby Time

Our theme this week...
Pigs! Oink, Oink, Oink

Our vocabulary word of the day:
PINK / pink
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Some of the books we will enjoy during Toddler Time
on February 11th @ 10:15 AM:
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If You Give A Pig A Pancake / by Laura Numeroff
Piglet and Mama / by Margaret Wild
I'm A Pig/ by Sarah Weeks
Teeny Weeny Bop / by Margaret Read MacDonald
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For Pre-School Story Time on February 11th @ 3:30 PM
we will enjoy:
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The Three Little Pigs / by Paul Galdone
Piggies / by Audrey and Don Wood
Punk Farm/ by Jarrett J. Krosoczka
Piggy Wiglet / by David L. Harrison
Full Moon Barnyard Dance / by Carole Lexa Schaefer
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Don't Forget!!! Baby Time is this Friday, February 13th @ 10 AM
We will have fun with board books, songs, bounces, and bubbles
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Early Literacy Skill: Vocabulary
One way to help your child expand their vocabulary is to ask them questions that so not require a "yes" or "no". Reading non-fiction books also helps add a lot of new words to the vocabulary.