Preschooler CELLcasts*
Who's Listening
Listen to this informative CELLcast to discover why private speech can be a useful tool for your child and for ways to encourage the use of private speech.Adventure In A Box
A shoebox full of crayons, markers, pencils, and paper not only makes writing a special event for preschoolers, but sparks imaginations as well!Sounds Like
Listen to this informative CELLcast to learn about the benefits of verbal play.Delighting in Writing
The practice of early writing is based on research showing how children ages 3 to 5 can use drawings and symbols to express thoughts, feelings and ideas; print or copy their first name; and use letter-like shapes to write words or ideas. When given opportunities, young children actively construct meaningful pictures and stories using written symbols.Read It Again
Preschoolers love to hear their favorite story read over and over again. Matching letters to sounds and learning new words are just two of the many benefits of repeated readings.*The media on this page requires:
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