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This reader-friendly textbook for early childhood and literacy education courses provides "how-to-do-it" instructions for promoting emergent literacy in reading, writing, and arithmetic from preschool into the primary grades.
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This reader-friendly textbook for early childhood and literacy education courses provides "how-to-do-it" instructions for promoting emergent literacy in reading, writing, and arithmetic from preschool into the primary grades.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 178
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 274g
- ISBN-13: 9780805834000
- ISBN-10: 0805834001
- Artikelnr.: 31304158
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 178
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 1999
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 10mm
- Gewicht: 274g
- ISBN-13: 9780805834000
- ISBN-10: 0805834001
- Artikelnr.: 31304158
Mountain, Lee
Contents: Preface. Part I: How to Foster Growth Toward Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic. Preview of Unit I: Fostering Growth Toward the 3 Rs.
Immerse Children in the Oral Language of the 3 Rs. Speak Arithme-Talk to
Develop Concepts. Read Aloud to Them, With Participation Extras. Get Them
Ready for Phonics--Orally. Surround Them With Written Language, and Talk
About Print. Demonstrate Writing, and Talk About Whatever They Write. Seize
the Teachable Moment. Summary of Unit I. Part II: How to Help Early
Learners Take Their First Steps Into the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit II: Help
With the First Steps. Teach Each Beginning Reader Four Words. Help Each
Child Write a Personalized Storybook. Connect Familiar Initial Letters With
Their Sounds. Make a Personalized 1, 2, 3 Book With Each Early Learner.
Introduce More Numbers, Words, and Personalized Books. Use Child-Selected
Words for Teaching More Phonics. Summary of Unit II. Part III: How to
Expand and Vary Strategies for Early Teaching of the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit
III: Expand Strategies for Early Teaching. Use Software and Equipment to
Enrich Your Teaching. Move Toward Math Through Children's Books. Start a
Word Wall of Pupils' Names in Alphabetical Order. Go Beyond Concrete Nouns
and Action Verbs. Teach the Whole Alphabet for Reading, Writing, and
Phonics. Stimulate New Areas of Language Development. Summary of Unit III.
Part IV: How to Smooth the Transition Into 3 Rs in the Primary Grades.
Preview of Unit IV: Move Smoothly Into the Primary Grades. Strengthen When
and Where Concepts as Background for Print. Play Games That Require Early
Arithmetic. Model on Pattern Books, Using Phonics for Writing and Reading.
Present High-Frequency Words in Age-Appropriate Ways. Use the Library to
Extend Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. Summary of Unit IV. Epilogue.
and Arithmetic. Preview of Unit I: Fostering Growth Toward the 3 Rs.
Immerse Children in the Oral Language of the 3 Rs. Speak Arithme-Talk to
Develop Concepts. Read Aloud to Them, With Participation Extras. Get Them
Ready for Phonics--Orally. Surround Them With Written Language, and Talk
About Print. Demonstrate Writing, and Talk About Whatever They Write. Seize
the Teachable Moment. Summary of Unit I. Part II: How to Help Early
Learners Take Their First Steps Into the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit II: Help
With the First Steps. Teach Each Beginning Reader Four Words. Help Each
Child Write a Personalized Storybook. Connect Familiar Initial Letters With
Their Sounds. Make a Personalized 1, 2, 3 Book With Each Early Learner.
Introduce More Numbers, Words, and Personalized Books. Use Child-Selected
Words for Teaching More Phonics. Summary of Unit II. Part III: How to
Expand and Vary Strategies for Early Teaching of the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit
III: Expand Strategies for Early Teaching. Use Software and Equipment to
Enrich Your Teaching. Move Toward Math Through Children's Books. Start a
Word Wall of Pupils' Names in Alphabetical Order. Go Beyond Concrete Nouns
and Action Verbs. Teach the Whole Alphabet for Reading, Writing, and
Phonics. Stimulate New Areas of Language Development. Summary of Unit III.
Part IV: How to Smooth the Transition Into 3 Rs in the Primary Grades.
Preview of Unit IV: Move Smoothly Into the Primary Grades. Strengthen When
and Where Concepts as Background for Print. Play Games That Require Early
Arithmetic. Model on Pattern Books, Using Phonics for Writing and Reading.
Present High-Frequency Words in Age-Appropriate Ways. Use the Library to
Extend Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. Summary of Unit IV. Epilogue.
Contents: Preface. Part I: How to Foster Growth Toward Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic. Preview of Unit I: Fostering Growth Toward the 3 Rs.
Immerse Children in the Oral Language of the 3 Rs. Speak Arithme-Talk to
Develop Concepts. Read Aloud to Them, With Participation Extras. Get Them
Ready for Phonics--Orally. Surround Them With Written Language, and Talk
About Print. Demonstrate Writing, and Talk About Whatever They Write. Seize
the Teachable Moment. Summary of Unit I. Part II: How to Help Early
Learners Take Their First Steps Into the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit II: Help
With the First Steps. Teach Each Beginning Reader Four Words. Help Each
Child Write a Personalized Storybook. Connect Familiar Initial Letters With
Their Sounds. Make a Personalized 1, 2, 3 Book With Each Early Learner.
Introduce More Numbers, Words, and Personalized Books. Use Child-Selected
Words for Teaching More Phonics. Summary of Unit II. Part III: How to
Expand and Vary Strategies for Early Teaching of the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit
III: Expand Strategies for Early Teaching. Use Software and Equipment to
Enrich Your Teaching. Move Toward Math Through Children's Books. Start a
Word Wall of Pupils' Names in Alphabetical Order. Go Beyond Concrete Nouns
and Action Verbs. Teach the Whole Alphabet for Reading, Writing, and
Phonics. Stimulate New Areas of Language Development. Summary of Unit III.
Part IV: How to Smooth the Transition Into 3 Rs in the Primary Grades.
Preview of Unit IV: Move Smoothly Into the Primary Grades. Strengthen When
and Where Concepts as Background for Print. Play Games That Require Early
Arithmetic. Model on Pattern Books, Using Phonics for Writing and Reading.
Present High-Frequency Words in Age-Appropriate Ways. Use the Library to
Extend Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. Summary of Unit IV. Epilogue.
and Arithmetic. Preview of Unit I: Fostering Growth Toward the 3 Rs.
Immerse Children in the Oral Language of the 3 Rs. Speak Arithme-Talk to
Develop Concepts. Read Aloud to Them, With Participation Extras. Get Them
Ready for Phonics--Orally. Surround Them With Written Language, and Talk
About Print. Demonstrate Writing, and Talk About Whatever They Write. Seize
the Teachable Moment. Summary of Unit I. Part II: How to Help Early
Learners Take Their First Steps Into the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit II: Help
With the First Steps. Teach Each Beginning Reader Four Words. Help Each
Child Write a Personalized Storybook. Connect Familiar Initial Letters With
Their Sounds. Make a Personalized 1, 2, 3 Book With Each Early Learner.
Introduce More Numbers, Words, and Personalized Books. Use Child-Selected
Words for Teaching More Phonics. Summary of Unit II. Part III: How to
Expand and Vary Strategies for Early Teaching of the 3 Rs. Preview of Unit
III: Expand Strategies for Early Teaching. Use Software and Equipment to
Enrich Your Teaching. Move Toward Math Through Children's Books. Start a
Word Wall of Pupils' Names in Alphabetical Order. Go Beyond Concrete Nouns
and Action Verbs. Teach the Whole Alphabet for Reading, Writing, and
Phonics. Stimulate New Areas of Language Development. Summary of Unit III.
Part IV: How to Smooth the Transition Into 3 Rs in the Primary Grades.
Preview of Unit IV: Move Smoothly Into the Primary Grades. Strengthen When
and Where Concepts as Background for Print. Play Games That Require Early
Arithmetic. Model on Pattern Books, Using Phonics for Writing and Reading.
Present High-Frequency Words in Age-Appropriate Ways. Use the Library to
Extend Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. Summary of Unit IV. Epilogue.