July 29th, 2010 by El Ed Mom
What a fabulous review from Amanda at www.MultiplesAndMore.blogspot.com for the “Let’s Get Ready” series of books!
And guess what? YOU can win a set of them! Just click on the image above and follow the instructions for the giveaway. Hope you win!
November 30th, 2009 by El Ed Mom
Experts say mix together rhyme, rhythm and repetition, and you have remembering. Let us explore how using songs with young children can assist them with learning various concepts during their early years for a lifetime of remembering.
Remember learning the states of the US or the capitals of those states to music in elementary school? Bet you can still sing that little song to this day, word for word, to the amazement of many friends and family members! Educators and parents of today are using music to help their little children learn concepts from shapes and colors to math facts and planets of our solar system.
November 3rd, 2009 by El Ed Mom
Your child deserves the best early in life to compete globally in their adult years. Start the race now with fun, smiles and second language fun meant to prepare them for later language learning and many benefits in between.
The children are lined up at the starting gate. Toddlers and preschool age children are poised, ready to launch off the starting block and win the race to becoming the best global citizen they can be!
Banners of sponsors line the path of this great race. All the way from companies who make bilingual CDs and DVDs for babies to those who run private institutions designed to give Junior the best life has to offer during the first five years of his life. What? You did not know that the first five years of life are truly the most critical to the emotional, social and cognitive development of your precious child?
June 25th, 2009 by El Ed Mom
The summer is upon us all! In this article you will discover three simple steps you can take immediately with your family to start some Spanish fun learning. Bilingual Educator and recording artist Beth Butler sheds a realistic light on the sometimes overwhelming task of raising bilingual children.
Forget the worksheets for the summer! Skip the verb conjugation lessons for the next ten weeks! Did I hear some of you shout out a request for play? Now, if you have teens like I do, some of the shouts were for sleep! But today I want to talk about the strong desire of our younger set, between two and ten, who want to play, play, and then play some more!
