Literacy
Reading and writing for young children begins by sharing books and stories, alphabet songs and games, rhymes, and early drawing and writing experiences. When children see written words, it helps them recognize letters and understand meaning in text. Reading also builds their vocabulary.
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B is for Bedtime with Tracee Ellis Ross
Tracee Ellis Ross gets ready for bed with things that start with B!
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You and your child can play sorting games with everyday objects around your home. Ask your child to sort her toys into different categories, like small and big toys, or hard and soft toys. With practice, your child may be ready to make up her own sorting rules to challenge you.
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Talk about a time when your child felt like he wasn't included. How did he feel? Use puppets to act out the situation and figure out a way to be included, such as asking to play.
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Go on a letter U hunt! See how many times you can find it as an uppercase letter. How many times can you find it as a lowercase letter?
Plays: 1518
Paula Patton - Innovation
Elmo shows Paula Patton the Word-o-Pad, the Word-o-Bot and the D
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Go on a letter hunt! Pick a letter and see how many times you can find it as an uppercase letter. How many times can you find it as a lowercase letter?
2:51 Runtime
Plays: 3604
Things that Rhyme with Mando
Mando and friends sing about Spanish words that rhyme with Mando
2:31 Runtime
