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How Do Children Learn to Read?
By Susannah Osborne on 21/11/2012 15:27:00
What are the stages of learning to read and how do children read at school?
Most people think that children learn to read by looking at words and saying them out loud. But the process of learning to read is more complex.Step by stepBy the time your child starts school, she will be beginning to learn to blend letters
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Why sand is super for learning
By Fiona McKim on 14/05/2012 13:07:33
Five ways to make sand play educational for your child
then look again, if it is bubbling, this means it was once part of a living being and could be a piece of shell or bone5. CooperatePlaying in a sandpit often means learning to share with other children and work effectively together. It is not usually in a
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Learning to love books
By Susannah Osborne on 21/11/2012 11:04:00
Tips and advice on encouraging your child to read
learning to read is a long process, and one that's not always easy.When to startIt's never too early to start reading with your child. "Reading with your baby encourages the progression of listening and commnication skills, both vital for their later
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Lessons learned from my rabbit
By Susan Walls on 12/04/2012 12:26:04
These sweet and soft creatures will teach your child the meaning of life
1 Love and lossThe day we brought our first bunnies home, the nice man in the pet shop gave us a free booklet. It listed the diseases that Flopsie and Fluffy might suffer from: myxomatosis, viral haemorrhagic disease, red urine and fly strike were some of the more colourful varie...
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Bilingual children learn to switch languages to express emotion
By Nicola Pearson on 06/08/2012 10:23:23
Study shows children’s development affected by parents' language choices
that language is culturally better equipped to express the particular emotion.For example, a native Finnish speaker may use English to tell her children she loves them because Finnish is not typically an emotional language.This means that children learn
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A few of Early Learning Centre's favourite things
By Fiona McKim on 24/05/2012 17:48:54
The Highly Commended Best Online Toy & Gift Retailer showcase the products they love
Dedicated to helping development through play, with all of its range designed to stimulate your child’s imagination and encourage creativity, ELC also makes learning great fun. Art Centre £30Scribbling, drawing or painting, whatever their artistic
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Five clever ways to help your child learn the value of money
By Fiona McKim on 19/08/2011 13:37:24
Transform your child from spontaneous spendthrift into prudent piggy-banker
cliché very much applies – let her learn from her own mistakes. Another cash concerned cliché which should be stressed to little ones is the old adage, money isn’t everything. Try not to use money as a tool for reward or punishment or to obsess over rich
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Learn how to play chess from a master, at Fortnum & Mason
By Catherine Hudson on 09/05/2013 09:14:18
Concept boutique, Alice Through the Looking Glass, to host chess event at London's finest department store
A challenging game of chess begins...The topsy turvy, wonderful world of Alice in Wonderland is set to combine with the masterful game of chess in a magical event to be hosted at Fortnum & Mason. Acclaimed chess master, Jason Kouchak, will be at the London store on Saturday May 1...
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Highly Commended Best Online Toy & Gift Retailer 2012 - Early Learning Centre
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 15:13:00
Our top online retailers for stylish and original toys and gifts
Dedicated to helping development through play, with all of its range designed to stimulate your child’s imagination and encourage creativity, ELC also makes learning great fun.www.elc.co.ukFind out...who all of the lucky winners are in our
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Tips on surviving your child's homework
By Fiona McKim on 23/12/2011 13:32:24
Five simple ideas to encourage learning at home
.Get involved…Brush aside any fear-inducing memories of homework from your school days and take an active role in your child’s learning. Basic French grammar may not exactly hold your attention but disinterest is as infectious as enthusiasm so paint on a smile
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