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E-grāmata: Read, Rhyme, and Romp: Early Literacy Skills and Activities for Librarians, Teachers, and Parents

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(Bend, Oregon, USA)
  • Formāts: 240 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 26-Jun-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Libraries Unlimited Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781598849578
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  • Izdošanas datums: 26-Jun-2012
  • Izdevniecība: Libraries Unlimited Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781598849578

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This practical guide is filled with simple strategies, creative activities, and detailed instructions designed to promote literacy in young children and empower parents, educators, and librarians with the skills to make reading fun.



McNeil, a library youth services manager and storyteller, shows librarians, preschool teachers, and parents how to cultivate early literacy development in young children using specific techniques. She outlines the six basic pre-literacy skills children develop--print motivation, vocabulary, print awareness, narrative skills, phonological awareness, and letter knowledge--and what librarians, teachers, and parents can each do to develop them, using story time, singing and rhyming, and other techniques. She includes book lists and many recommendations; story time openings, songs, and movement rhymes; and tips for using props. She also outlines the research on reading aloud and recommendations for print resources, websites, and early literacy programs. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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This book stands out for its excellent book lists, plus the added benefit of reaching parents, teachers, and librarians all in one volume. A worthy resource. * School Library Journal *

Papildus informācija

Designed to promote literacy in young children and to empower parents, educators, and librarians, this guide is filled with simple strategies, creative activities, and detailed instructions that help make reading fun.
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction: From Pickled Peaches to the Moon: The Lifelong Power of Reading, Rhyming, and Romping 1(10)
Bibliography
8(3)
1 "I Found Just What I Wanted!": Begin with Books
11(18)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool
14(2)
What Can You Do?: At the Library
16(2)
What Can You Do?: At Home
18(4)
Heather Recommends: 12 Interactive Picture Books
22(1)
Bibliography
23(4)
Webliography
27(2)
2 Wow! Words!: Learning Language
29(26)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool
32(1)
What Can You Do?: At the Library
33(1)
Heather Recommends: 17 Books with Unusual Words for Library Story Time
34(3)
What Can You Do?: At Home
37(1)
Heather Recommends: 16 Books with Unusual Words for Story Time at Home
38(3)
Heather Recommends: 19 Books for Picture Book Conversation (Dialogic Reading)
41(1)
Heather Recommends: 13 Books about Feelings
42(2)
Heather Recommends: A Dozen Poetry Books for the Young
44(2)
More Word Games and Activities
46(2)
Bibliography
48(5)
Webliography
53(1)
Discography
53(2)
3 Print Has Purpose
55(12)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool
57(1)
What Can You Do?: At the Library
58(1)
What Can You Do?: At Home
58(2)
Heather Recommends: Nine Books to Help Write a Book
60(4)
Bibliography
64(3)
4 Boobooshots and Other Stories of Stories
67(16)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool
68(2)
What Can You Do?: At the Library
70(1)
What Can You Do?: At Home
70(4)
In the Classroom or at the Library: Felt Board Stories
74(1)
The Art of Storytelling
75(1)
Heather Recommends: More Than 14 Folktales That Are Easy to Learn
76(4)
Bibliography
80(2)
Discography
82(1)
5 Sing a Song, Rhyme a Rhyme
83(22)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool
86(1)
Heather Recommends: 10 Games to Teach Phonological Awareness
86(4)
Heather Recommends: 13 Rhyming Books to Read Aloud in the Preschool
90(1)
What Can You Do?: At the Library
91(3)
Heather Recommends: 18 Rhyming and Rhythm Books for Story Time Success
94(1)
What Can You Do?: At Home
95(2)
Heather Recommends: 16 Books for Rhyming Fun at Home
97(3)
Bibliography
100(3)
Webliography
103(2)
6 B Is Buh and Other Alphabet Discoveries
105(20)
What Can You Do?: At the Preschool, at the Library, and at Home
106(1)
Heather Recommends: 10 Simple Alphabet Books for Baby
106(1)
Heather Recommends: Seven Alphabet Books for Toddlers
107(1)
Heather Recommends: Nine Alphabet Books for Preschool
108(1)
A Literacy-Rich Day: 26 Ways to Celebrate the Alphabet
109(6)
Still More Fun with Letters
115(2)
More Books to Celebrate Letters
117(1)
Heather Recommends: 52 Books to Celebrate the 26 Letters
117(4)
Bibliography
121(3)
Webliography
124(1)
7 It's Story Time!
125(54)
The Welcome
126(1)
The Opening
127(1)
Heather Recommends: Five Books of Story Time Rhymes
128(3)
The Story Song
131(2)
Reading Aloud
133(1)
Movement Rhymes
134(1)
Heather Recommends: Nine Books of Action Songs and Rhymes
135(4)
In-Betweens
139(1)
Continuing on
139(1)
Tickles and Lap Bounces
139(1)
Last Story
139(1)
Closing Song or Rhyme
140(1)
Baby Story Time
141(1)
Heather Recommends: 44 Stories Just Right for Babies
142(2)
Early Literacy Tips
144(2)
Using Props
146(1)
Book Selection
147(1)
Heather Recommends 20 Stories of Creativity and Imagination
147(2)
Heather Recommends 14 Stories of Growing Up
149(1)
Heather Recommends 30 Stories That Make You Feel Good or Create a Mood
150(2)
Heather Recommends 25 Stories with Surprises
152(2)
Heather Recommends 18 Stories to Make Children (and Their Care Providers) Laugh
154(1)
Heather Recommends 28 Stories That Invite Participation
155(2)
Heather Recommends 17 Stories That Play with Words
157(2)
Heather Recommends 21 Stories of All the World
159(11)
Bibliography
170(8)
Webliography
178(1)
8 What's So Important about Reading Aloud: What the Research Tells Us
179(14)
The Importance of Reading Aloud
180(1)
The Development of Learning to Read
181(2)
Books in the Home
183(2)
Language Development
185(2)
Kindergarten Readiness
187(1)
Screen Time
188(3)
Bibliography
191(1)
Webliography
192(1)
9 Read More, Learn More: Print Resources, Websites, and Early Literacy Programs
193(18)
Heather Recommends: 20 Print Resources about Early Literacy, Brain Development, and the Importance of Reading Aloud
193(9)
Early Literacy Programs: 18 Places to Explore on the Web
202(9)
10 A Parent, Two Teachers, and a Librarian: Thoughts about Early Literacy
211(10)
Bibliography
218(3)
Index 221
Heather McNeil is youth services manager for Deschutes Public Library, Bend, OR.