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2. ABC Preschool Games | EHow.com ABC Preschool Games. Learning the ABC's is an important developmental skill because they form the foundation for early literacy and reading skills. All experienced preschool http://www.ehow.com/list_6516592_abc-preschool-games.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Education Learning to Read ... ABC Preschool Games Top 5 To Try ABC Keyboard Games Fun ABC Games for Kids Ideas for Teaching the ABCs in Preschool ABC Games for Preschool ... Games About Learning the ABCs ABC Preschool Games By Mary Johnson-Gerard, Ph.D. eHow Contributor updated: May 15, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? Fotolia.com Knowing the ABC's begins the process of reading. Learning the ABC's is an important developmental skill because they form the foundation for early literacy and reading skills. All experienced preschool teachers know a child's work is play, so teaching the ABCs through games is the most appropriate strategy to get the greatest growth. There are several developmental milestones related to ABC's such as saying them by rote, recognizing them by saying their names, and knowing the sound each of the letters makes. Rote ABC Song One of the first ways a child learns the ABC's is by singing the ABC song. Teaching this song can create a difficulty for children in that they hear the string of letters "LMNOP" as one letter and do not say the letters individually. Making a game of singing the ABC song game to the tune of "Mary Had a Little Lamb" eliminates the problem with the "LMNOP" string of letters. Teach the children to sing the ABC song using the new tune. When they can do this, have them sing the song and take turns singing the letters in the song. Name that ABC The goal of the "Name that ABC" game is to have children see parts of letters and recognize them. Make a deck of cards with 3 cards for each letter. Draw part of a letter on the first card, a little more on the second card and the whole letter on the third. Keep the whole-letter cards separate. To play the game, put the partial letter cards face down and have each child draw a card and name the letter. If he can, the teacher gives him the whole letter card to put in front of them. If he can't, the teacher asks if any child in the group knows the letter. If no one knows, the teacher names it and puts the whole letter card by it face up on in front of her.

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Berkeley Parents Network Home Members Post a Msg Reviews ... What's New Dolma's Daycare (Berkeley, CA) Berkeley Parents Network Reviews Preschools Home-based Daycares > Dolma's Daycare Aug 2010 We too were looking for a one-day spot for our little one, now two, about six months ago. Dolma and her husband Tashi took us into their schedule and run the place as caring professionals. There are few teachers that exemplify their diligence, love and patience. They go above and beyond to ensure the kids are well kept, clean, and engaged, and include a yearly trip to the Zoo. I'm always impressed by how organized they are, and how happy our child is to see her new friends at the park, and how somehow she always comes home with her hair combed and a bow, and a painting of the day, and a report card on how the day went. I highly recommend Dolma Daycare and feel very lucky to have found them! Brett Aug 2010 My son has been going to Dolma daycare for the past 4 years. He will be leaving Dolma to go to an after school program. This is one of the best daycares for young children - infants/toddlers. Very clean, lots of activities, healthy food and loving care. You can't ask for more! They have a preschool teacher coming 4 days a week and a music teacher coming once a week. They keep changing the toys and upgrading the play equipment so that it keeps the children interested. The Daycare is clean and sanitized. It is a family run daycare on 7th and Virginia. Contact no. for Dolma Daycare is 510 558 7424. Thanks Dolma and Tashi for all the care you have provided.....

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