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Learning Age: 3 to 4 Years
Learning Track: Literacy
Recommended Childrens Books
- 1. Guide your child to success! We'll show you how
- 2. What exactly is 'Literacy' anyway ?
- 3. Your '3 to 4 Years Literacy Skills Checklist'
- 4. Boost your child's language development with talk
- 5. Rhyme... Too important for your child to ignore
- 6. Find a daily regular time to read to your child
- 7. Ways to make your reading more fun for your child
- 8. Playful activities to prepare your child for writing
- 9. Recommended children’s books
- 10. Speaking up: Help your child find their voice
- 11. Make it: Help your child make their own book!
- 12. Build your child's concentration ready for reading
- 1. How 'Synthetic Phonics' can help your child read
- 2. Using a 'Letter Sounds' poster
- 3. Get active: 'Shooting Letter Sounds'
- 4. Play and learn: 'Letter Sound Bingo'
- 5. Play and learn: 'Letter Sound I-Spy'
- 6. Reading first steps: 'Sounding-out' words
- 7. How to begin teaching your child to read
- 8. GREAT tips to develop your child's reading skills
- 9. The best way to correct your child's mistakes
- 1. Play and learn: 'Collect Letter Sounds'
- 2. Reading boost: Common words
- 3. Reading boost: Tricky words
- 4. Reading boost: Words with silent letters
- 5. Reading boost: Common endings
- 1. Why you should make your library a regular visit
- 2. Prepare your child for a happy start at school
- 3. Supporting your child’s school reading
- 4. Important advice for school holidays
- 5. Towards writing with some fun art
- 6. Build your child's vocabulary with these games
- 7. Ways to encourage your child to begin to write
- 1. A personalised story featuring YOUR CHILD!
- 2. Give your child a gentle introduction to punctuation
- 3. Give your child a gentle introduction to grammar
- 4. Games to help your child's imagination flourish
- 1. Play and learn: Vowels and consonants
- 2. Play and learn: Nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs
- 3. Play and learn: Thinking about tense
- 4. Play and learn: Basic grammar
- 5. Play and learn: Basic punctuation
- 6. Use the TV to IMPROVE your child's listening skills
- 7. Great toys to develop your child's Literacy skills
- 8. Play and learn: 'Words Changer'
- 9. Rhyming words game
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* Progress step-by-step at your childs' pace
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Learning Track Guides (to age 12)
11 Plus & CAT Guides and Tests
Succeed at Secondary School Guide
Parental Support
Tuition
Seminars
© 2012 Gopal Services Ltd | Terms | Privacy | Sitemap | Testimonials | Our Charity Partnerships