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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These bilingual read-aloud stories teach more than 30 vocabulary words! Together, enter a world of words anytime, anywhere as you read, explore, and tap! Choose a level that's right for your child.
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These bilingual read-aloud stories teach more than 30 vocabulary words! Discover how kids can learn new words while you play together. Use the “discover words” feature to invite your child to tell the story in his or her own words.
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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.
Plays: 876
Norah Jones: Don't Know Y
Norah misses her friend, the letter Y, and sings a song with Elmo about it.
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Plays: 1056
Forest Whitaker: Imagination
Forest Whitaker and Count von Count illustrate "imagination."
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Plays: 1982
Melissa McCarthy - Choreographer
Melissa McCarthy, Elmo, and a penguin choreograph a new dance.
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Make up your own dance together! Pick your favorite song and make up 3 dance moves. You can even teach your dance to family and friends!
