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Before They Read and Anytime Reading Readiness
Started by Cathy Puett Miller Feb 22.
Hey for Early Childhood! 3 Replies
Started by Cathy Puett Miller. Last reply by Lisa Guernsey Oct. 29, 2009.
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Comment by Kathy Stemke on October 28, 2009 at 4:10pm
- Hi,Cathy. Your books look great. You're welcome to do a guest post on my blog. Since I have lots of preschool kindergarten teachers who visit, could you give some specific tips for them, describe your books so they can get more tips, and maybe have a book giveaway? The giveaway helps to get them to visit. Let me know. My email address is dancekam1@yahoo.com.
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Comment by Gail Multop on July 9, 2009 at 7:09pm - I have not had, as a preschool teacher and educator of preschool teachers, any experience of dialogue between kindergarten and preschool teachers unless it is at the pool, or with their children in scouts. You have identified a need!
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Comment by Cathy Puett Miller on July 2, 2009 at 9:44am -
Early Childhood People,
I'm on your channel! I've been working with several early childhood groups, just did a training in Athens, AL for preschool teachers entitled Circle Time to the MAX!, and am trying to finish two books, one for preschool/kindergarten teachers, another for parents of preschool children. They both address the forgotten importance of oral language development, the magic of read alouds and playing with the language and its sounds (no drilling).
My question for you today: are you seeing kindergarten and preschool teachers talking with one another? Is there a true dialogue or one-way "this is what they need"?
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