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Visual discrimination is an important skill for preschoolers. They'll use the ability to visually determine subtle differences and similarities as they learn the various numbers and letters. It will become vital, however, when they begin to learn how to read. Honing this skill will allow them to tell the difference between visually similar letters, mainly lowercase, ...
Groundhog Day is right around the corner, February 2nd in fact, and for those of you that are looking for a fun activity for your preschooler to use on that day, this file folder game is absolutely perfect! Not only will you get to discuss that adorable little groundhog for a little while, but you'll also work into some early literacy practice by matching the upper and ...
Right now, in the depths of winter, it feels like Spring will never come, but eventually, the temperatures will rise and before you know it, we'll have surpassed Spring all the way into the heat of Summer. Observing these changes as they happen is a great way to introduce your preschooler to the fact that there are four distinct seasons and that we rotate through all of ...
Rhyming is an important skill for children to master when they are learning to read. Rhyming helps them break words into sections and pick out the various sounds they may hear (as they are trying to figure out if a word rhymes with another or not) and this skill will only help them later on as they learn to break apart and sound out words as they read them. Practice ...
It's obviously important for your child to learn the letters of the alphabet, but it's really just as important for them to know the order in which the letters should be within the alphabet. This essential skill will serve them well later when they are attempting to look up a word in the dictionary or trying to find a telephone number or an item in the index of a book, ...
Learning to read can be a tricky thing for some kids. Some may even call it boring, but it doesn't have to be! Working on your CVC words can feel like a super sweet treat when you practice them with this ice cream themed file folder game! Perfect for kindergartners, this file folder game is super easy to put together and is such a fun way to work on those literacy ...
