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School & Homework Help |
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With preschool in full swing, read up on what’s happening in your child’s classroom this month. |
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Language Lessons from Preschool
From
greetings to goodbyes, every part of the preschool day reinforces
language skills – even snack time! |
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Counting Activity Sheet
This
fun, printable math sheet is the perfect way for your child to practice
counting to 10. |
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Charting Success
Helping your child understand concepts through visual means will help
her develop critical skills. Experiment with these 7 ways to make
learning through charts fun. |
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Celebrate This Month |
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These activities are inspired by some of our fave holidays and observances in November. |
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Geography Awareness Week (11/13-19)
Explore the great outdoors with your budding scientist and discover land
formations (Hills! Dips! Rocks!) along the way. |
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National Game and Puzzle Week (11/20-26)
Kids
learn early on to recognize simple shapes. Tap into these creative
games and puzzles that you can do at home or around the block. |
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Thanksgiving (11/24)
In
addition to a great feast, help your kids enjoy this holiday even more
with games they can do at the table using rhymes, predictions, and more. |
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Facebook
What
are you thankful for? And how do you teach your kids about gratitude?
Post your tip to the Scholastic Parents Facebook Wall. |
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Toyland Express
New from Scholastic, this Can You See What I See?
title is perfect for ages 6-9. Chock full of amazing photographs by
Walter Wick, your kids will love the search-and-find adventure of a toy
train’s life. |
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Thanksgiving Videos
Check out our new holiday videos that tell the story of Thanksgiving,
including helpful suggestions for sharing these lessons with your kids. |
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| Dear Parent, |
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time of year is particularly wondrous for preschool-age kids. Leaves
changing colors, unpredictable weather swings, and the holidays all
pique their already-abundant curiosity. In this month’s newsletter,
we’re sharing some of our favorite ways to make this month extra special
with just-right books, activities, and other tools that you can use
every day. |
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Parent Guide to Fall Fun
Plan a bounty of autumnal activities with your kids, at home and
outdoors, with our exclusive Fall Fun Guide. We especially love making
and decorating leaf cookies! |
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Easing Teasing
Is your child’s habit of making fun of others just a short-term
phase? Learn how and when to step in. |
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Team Up!
Superheroes team up all the time to save the day. Show your
child how cooperation can help him forge strong relationships. |
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Resolve Kid Conflicts
Try this 3-step process teachers use to stop squabbles with
preschoolers and kindergarteners. |
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| Books & Reading |
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These book lists and picks celebrate what’s happening this month with parents just like you. |
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| All About Giving Thanks |
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| All About American Indians |
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Your kids will love learning about Native Americans all month long. The Caldecott-winning The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses is a beautifully illustrated tale perfect for ages 4+. |
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| All About What Other Kids Are Reading Now |
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We asked parents on Facebook what books their kids are reading. Check out these kid-sticky stories that are in demand, including The Little Red Hen. |
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Scholastic Presents
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