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Track One | Track Two | Track Three | Track Four | Rainbow | Resource Personnel | Contents | Kids' Corner | Philosophy |
Parenting
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Child Becomes a Reader: Birth through Preschool When does
a child learn to read? Many people might say, "in
kindergarten or first grade." But researchers have told us something
very important. Learning to read and write can start at home, long before
children go to
school. Children can start down the road to becoming readers from the day
they are born. Some of the chapter names are listed so you can understand
the value found here. Infants and toddlers (birth through age 2) What to do at home What children should be able to do by age 3 Preschoolers (ages 3-4) What to do at home What to look for in day care centers and preschools What children should be able to do by age 5 Resources for parents and caregivers |
| General, over-all parenting advise |
Research-based on how and what you can do to "make your kid smarter." There are valuable links here too. Don't over look them. |
| Parenting Resources from Memphis University have wonderful links to some of the best resources on parenting. |
| Disney great ideas, practical advise and fun things to do. |
| The impetus for The Successful Parent comes from 45 years of combined experience in providing psychotherapy for parents, children, and families. Although they usually are dealing with specific problems when parents first come in to see them, they have found that what most parents actually need is a thorough education regarding the developmental stages of becoming a person, along with the intricacies of how to enhance that process in such a way that children develop into healthy adults with a solid sense of self and good self-esteem. |
| Parent Stages |
| What do children need from their fathers? This is written with a divorced situation in mind but the needs that child have for and from their fathers apply across the board.(Centre for Theology and Public Issues, The University of Edinburgh) |
| Parenting Skills/Dicipline has many notable links to assist with parenting today. |
| Parenting Skills: 21 Tips & Ideas to Help You Make a Difference with your children so they will choose to say no ot drugs. |
| Ladies Home Journal-Some common sense information as well as professional advise. Over-all informative and helpful. |
| Raising kids is written and poublihed in the United Kingdom but the information is as global as the world of economics. |
| There is good information here. Don't let the advertisements prevent you from going through all the information. |
| Parenting Skills |
| You have to sign up by name and email address to get to the best information - it's up to you. I did just to see what the material is like. A good source. |
| Parents
Guide to the Internet- U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational
Research and Improvement and Office of Educational Technology The ASPIRA Association, Inc.'s link no longer works |
| About School .Com A wondeful site selected by educators and media specialists.The Parents at Home link no longer is activie. Magellan no longer links to it's original discription. |
| No Child Left Behind |
| National Parent Information Network NPIN |
| The Family Education Network |
| The American Academy of Pediatrics |
| Literacy Tips for the 10 Minute Parent! |
| Primary School Parenting |
| Tips for the Middle School Parent ( for those older siblings) |
| Back to School Parenting |
| This site is designed by Master Teacher and has information for both educator and parents. |
| HomeWork Spot |
| FieldTrip Places to Go in North Carolina |
| Study Guides and Strategies- Some may well be above your child's head but the knowledge and information are valuable. |
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