Learning before school : how parents can help / produced by Louise Welsh Schrank.

Abstract How can parents give a child the best chance to succeed in school? The video shows how to give kids a head start in three key areas: communication, self-discipline and curiosity. The video shows how to interact with children to help them explore their surroundings. It shows that predictable schedules and comforting routines contribute to a child's sense of security and it demonstrates how to set limits for children while offering choices. A parent's love and guidance are key to help a child develop the skills needed to be ready for success in school. - How to interact with children tp help them explore their surroundings as part of their daily routine. - That children learn preschool language skills best in one-on-one conversations with adults. - How simple toys such as puzzles, blocks, and art materials work best to develop natural curiosity. - How parents who set limits for children BEFORE school help them learn to set their own limits when older. - Why predictable schedules and comforting routines contribute to a child's sense of security.
General noteTitle from resource description page (viewed May 9, 2014).
Other formsPreviously released as DVD.
LanguageThis edition in English.
Issued in other formOriginal
Issued in other formOriginal publisher catalog number LS-1265-03-DVD
Genre/formDocumentary films.
ISBN9781503434691

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