Teaching your young child series. Play to learn /

PLAY TO LEARN -- Explores vocabulary development, counting, concept development, critical thinking, coordination, as well as social skills, such as cooperation, listening and self-discipline. Children are shown being praised, encouraged and playing with others. PLAY TO LEARN is part of the Teaching...

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Corporate Authors:	Educational Activities, inc, HMS Media, Inc, KNB Productions
Other Authors:	Morgan, Nancy Battista (Director, Producer), Alvarez, Ana Maria, Myers, Mike, 1963-, Holloway, Samuel A., Pouncy, Ramona
Format:	Video
Language:	English Spanish
Language Notes:	This edition in English.
Published:	[Baldwin, NY] : Educational Activities Inc., 2011.
Series:	Teaching your young child
Subjects:	Education, Preschool > Parent participation. Education, Primary > Parent participation. Kindergarten > Parent participation. Readiness for school. Education, Elementary > Parent participation. Éducation préscolaire > Participation des parents. Enseignement primaire > Participation des parents. Écoles maternelles > Participation des parents. Aptitude à la scolarité. Education, Elementary > Parent participation Education, Preschool > Parent participation Education, Primary > Parent participation Kindergarten > Parent participation Readiness for school Alexander Street Video. Instructional television programs Nonfiction television programs Nonfiction television programs. Instructional television programs. Émissions télévisées autres que de fiction. Émissions pédagogiques télévisées.
Online Access:	Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)

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Summary:	PLAY TO LEARN -- Explores vocabulary development, counting, concept development, critical thinking, coordination, as well as social skills, such as cooperation, listening and self-discipline. Children are shown being praised, encouraged and playing with others. PLAY TO LEARN is part of the Teaching Your Young Child Series. These illustrative DVD/videos show parents how to easily help their children develop the skills that will help them become successful in school. Based on research, this curriculum can be used with parents as part of parental education training sessions or by parents at home. Parents are shown in many different situations, all of which use everyday activities and materials to help their children develop educationally.
Item Description:	Title from original container.
Physical Description:	1 online resource (23 minutes)
Playing Time:	00:22:02