Educational Tools
TEACHING YOUR CHILD TO READ:
Developed by Dr. Robert Titzer, Ph.D., a recognized expert and infant researcher, this remarkable reading program opens the natural window of language learning. Recent studies have proven that the best and easiest time for a child to learn is between the ages of 9 months to 4 years…when the brain is developing at a rapid pace. Most schools don’t teach reading until Kindergarten—missing this crucial learning opportunity!
YourBabyCanRead.com- for Children 3 months to 5 Years of Age. Teach your child whole language and phonics using a sound, sight and interaction. Click here to see babies reading!
PERSONALIZED CHILDRENS BOOKS:
They offer high quality personalized children’s books and gifts that have been featured nationally in People, In Touch and Parents magazines as unique gifts for newborns and young children. In our personalized book called “My Very Own Name”, entertaining animals bring letters one by one to create the child’s first and last names. Click here for high quality personalized children’s books
HOOKED ON PHONICS
Over two million families and thousands of schools have turned to Hooked on Phonics® products because of there unique, proven learn-practice-play approach. They provide children with bite-sized pieces of new information in every lesson so they are able to master each new concept and achieve success every night. Save 20% NOW with Hooked on Phonics! Enter ‘SAVE20′ at checkout click here
CLICKN READ PHONICS:
ClickN READ Phonics is an online reading program that teaches kids to read with an animated character.
Reading made EASY
Is reading made FUN.
ClickN’ READ Phonics. Click here NOW!
CAN I REALLYTeach Reading To My Baby?
Like many people all over the world, your first impression may be one of skepticism. But what they don’t realize is, teaching their baby reading is actually very possible – in fact, it is both faster and easier earlier in life than later, because your baby’s cognitive development is strongest in the first three years of life! And if you still think your baby reading is some wacky, far-fetched notion, have a look on YouTube for Baby Reading Videos; you will see many babies reading before the age of one!
Research has shown that the opportunity to teach reading begins to slowly drop from around four years of age, and picking up such important skills becomes harder and harder as your child gets older, making learning a tiresome chore.
What this means is that teaching your baby reading at a later age is to deprive her of the opportunity to learn the game of reading at the age when it is best experienced – when she is still very young, when her brain processes its first concepts. Not only will it be easier to teach reading during your child’s early years, but it will also be a more enjoyable experience for her!
It is a common misconception that teaching your baby reading means forcing your little one to endure lessons against her will; in truth, most experts in early childhood education will always emphasize that if you teach reading to your baby, it should always be done in a loving and fun environment.
Introducing reading to your baby using different stimuli keeps things interesting and engages the right brain, which is dominant during the early years of life. Doing something as simple as incorporating sounds, colors and actions along with their written counterparts, parents have been able to teach reading to children as young as 9 months, with successful recognition of dozens of words!
Your baby’s lessons should only take place when she is receptive, and they should stop before your little one loses interest. If you can make learning an exciting and enjoyable time, you might just find that your child will look forward to reading sessions, and even try to prolong them!
As long your baby’s reading sessions are fun, your little one can more easily grasp the fundamentals of reading, during the most receptive period of his life. Before you know it, your child will be able to read at a level far exceeding the requirements of his school years.
LEARNING TIMES TABLES:
To help with Times Tables learning there are 12 multiplication games split in two groups, Learning and Practice. All your child needs for these interactive multiplication games is basic mouse and keyboard skills. Click Here