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Re: Beginning a early childhood music program in a preschool. Follow Ups Post Followup Early Childhood Open Forum FAQ Posted by Susan Kenney MENC Mentor on January 24, 2003 at 17:24:08: In Reply to: Beginning a early childhood music program in a preschool. posted by Jeremy Barbaro on January 23, 2003 at 20:03:58: Jeremy, Rachel had some great ideas and getting the parents involved from the start is a geat idea. I would also add that you need to show all involved why music is so important and the advantage students have from using music in their development in school. There are lots of studies out that have proven that when a student works in the fine arts they use both sides of their brains and that improves their learning abilites. Students learn faster when they learn things to music such as the ABC's , math lessons, etc. Check out the MENC websites for all sorts of Information on Pre-K music and look out for old copies of the MENC magazines and look at other state's music magazines and you will find all sorts of information on how important music at an early age is to all students. Good luck

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Preschool through Eighth Grade About HOPE Programs Classroom Highlights Newsletters and Press ... ABOUT HOPE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Instructions: Scroll down to read the whole FAQ page or click on a hypertext link to the question you would like to view. Why the Carden Curriculum? What extras does Carden offer? How is discipline handled at Heritage Oak? How are parents involved at Heritage Oak Private Elementary School? ... How is the success of Heritage Oak’s program measured? 1. Why the Carden Curriculum? The Carden curriculum, developed in 1934 by Mae Carden, is a proven and well established system of learning. It has been used in hundreds of schools, both public and private, across the nation. The Carden curriculum develops the whole child - academically, socially, emotionally and physically. The academic needs of students are well met with a strong emphasis on the academic subjects. Academic subjects are taught in small groups (math, reading, and language) and in whole group lessons (science, social studies, and spelling). The curriculum is sequential, building from one year to the next. The Carden curriculum works - that is why we choose to use it. 2. What extras does Carden offer?

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Literacy CyberSpace Family Literacy Instruction Family Literacy Home Parent Sites ... CyberSpace Math Websites for Children Each time you click on a website link, a new window may open. To return to this site, close the new web page by clicking on the X in the top right corner of the page. Click on your age group to find an activity. Preschool Middle School Elementary School High School Preschool [back to top] Funbrain.com - This site has all levels of activities. Try the Bunny Count, Connect the Dots, and Fun Match. Cool Math.com - Fun activities for ages 3 - 5. SmarterKids.com - Search by age, subject, time and location to find a variety of activities. Scholastic.com - Interactive storybooks and literacy games in Reading, Math, Social Studies and Science. You'll find it under "Fun Learning Activities"! Counting FUN - Preschoolers will enjoy counting robots, starts, fish and others. Connect the dots - This site helps children learn to count.

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Cynthia Lanius Fractals in Nature Table of Contents Introduction Why study fractals? What's so hot about fractals, anyway? Making fractals Sierpinski Triangle Using Java Math questions Sierpinski Meets Pascal ... Using Java Fractal Properties Self-similarity Fractional dimension Formation by iteration For Teachers Teachers' Notes Teacher-to-Teacher Comments My fractals mail Send fractals mail Fractals on the Web The Math Forum Other Math Lessons by Cynthia Lanius Awards This Site has received On this page are pictures taken by children after placing Sierpinski Tetrahedra in the locations of their choosing at the Arizona State University Desert Park Arboretum on October 4, 2001. This outdoor excursion was a follow-up event to a presentation about fractals given by Gayla Chandler at the College of Education Preschool , accompanied by Professor John Jones of the Department of Mathematics and Charlotte Woodward, Director of the Preschool, along with her staff and volunteers, two days earlier. Present at both the 10/2 and 10/4 events were eleven preschoolers and nine middle-school child-journalists representing the Pinnacle Press, a newspaper by children for children representing children from seven Scottsdale schools. The middle-school children were there to report on the preschoolers. Both events will be covered in the October edition of the Pinnacle Press, which goes into circulation on October 20th.

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30. MozartMath - Preschool Curriculum Teaching Math And Music Appropriate For Homesc Is MOZART teaching math in your preschool? the advantage of early exposure to bothmath and music limited musical background can effectively teach the lessons. http://www.mozartmath.com/educators.cfm

TakeNote Email this site to a friend Contact Us Educators Parents Lesson Plans ... Order Is MOZART teaching MATH in your preschool? MozartMath introduces the children in your class to math through the power of music at a young age. Music is known to stimulate creativity, accelerate learning, and enhance intelligence. The MozartMath program teaches children skills that easily transfer into other areas. This interdisciplinary approach has proven effective in teaching preschoolers difficult MATH CONCEPTS as well as MUSIC CONCEPTS . Give your students the advantage of early exposure to both math and music through the MozartMath program! Because the MozartMath Learning Set includes 34 sequential LESSON PLANS coupled with activity pages and creative curriculum tools, the program is easy for teachers to use and enjoyable for children. The MusicBox CD, MusicBox Puzzle, and sand blocks are included in the kit. Even teachers with limited musical background can effectively teach the lessons. A dialogue format is included in italics to help those teachers who have little musical training. The lessons consist of a variety of interactive activities such as singing, playing sand blocks, games, stories, and creative movement. The lessons are 10-15 minutes in length, and they are easily modified depending on classroom time restraints. The program is organized so one lesson can be taught each week throughout the school year, or two lessons a week can be taught for half the school year. Most teachers set aside a 10-15 minute block of time on a particular day of the week as their

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TakeNote Email this site to a friend Contact Us Educators Parents Lesson Plans ... Order >>FAQ/About Us Frequently Asked Questions about Mozart Math About Us Is this curriculum age-appropriate for preschoolers? The math concepts taught are based on the state math educational standards from California and Texas for kindergartners. The activities used in the lesson plans are appropriate for 3-5 year olds. I don't know a lot about music or musical terms. Can I still understand and teach this curriculum? An italicized dialogue format is included in the lesson plans to help those teachers and parents that are beginners at music theory. The musical terms are explained clearly and simply so that you can learn right along with the children. It's easy to learn and fun to teach! What makes your curriculum different than other music programs? The MozartMath program teaches children music theory as well as music appreciation. The children learn to read notes, rests, time signature, etc., and how to play a simple rhythm instrument. The music skills taught can be a preparation for further private instrumental or vocal training. More importantly, no other music program integrates both math and music concepts. What makes your curriculum different than other math programs?

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33. Preschool Math Selections - Reviews From Parent Council® The lessons are fun, and the creative and innovative projects stimulate handson BookSeries First Step math Informational. Age Range preschool, Early Reader. http://www.parentcouncil.com/math/PresMath.html

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Parenting Ideas - Preschool There's No Mystery - Math Lessons Are All Around You Your child begins learning basic math skills long before he reaches elementary school. There are numerous opportunities to practice math skills and have fun right at your child's fingertips. Blocks teach a variety of math skills. As a child handles blocks, he learns about size and shape. As he groups triangular versus rectangular blocks, he begins to learn about classifying and sorting. When he places triangular blocks beside each other so they form a square, he has learned an early form of fractions. Card games provide another perfect opportunity for preschoolers to learn which numbers are the same, as in the game "Go Fish.' Older preschoolers may grasp the idea of solitaire and ranking numbers in order of size. They may even be able to play this game on the computer! Your child may also enjoy playing simple board games in which he must count spaces before he can move his game piece. Does your child have a sibling or a best friend? She can practice math by dividing cookies evenly between them or counting out different colors of beads as they make jewelry together. The grocery store is another good place for a preschooler to learn math skills. As you prepare to purchase green beans or soup, ask him to count the number of cans and identify which cans are large or small.

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#1318. Math lessons to meet Ca. Standards- Kindergarten Mathematics, level: Elementary Posted Sat Sep 25 17:24:34 PDT 1999 by Elaine Magud ( magud@inreach.com Joshua Cowell School, Manteca, CA Materials Required: see lessons Concepts Taught: see lesson ALGEBRA AND FUNCTIONS 1.0 Students sort and classify objects. SHOE SORTING Objective: to sort shoes by attributes. Materials: two jump ropes or hula hoops. Procedure: gather children into a circle. Ask them to take off one shoe and hold it in their laps. Discuss with the children the ways you can sort shoes (color, size, type, laces, buckles, etc.) Place the jumpropes in the middle and make two circles.( or use hula hoops). Indicate which circle will hold those shoes that belong and the which will hold those that do not. Choose the attribute you are going to sort for and have the children place their shoes in the proper circle. Discuss the sort and how you might do it again. Gather the shoes and sort for another attribute. KID SORTING Objective: sorting students by attributes. Materials: students and a jump rope Procedure: Place students in a circle. Make a circle from the rope on the floor in the middle of the circle. Discuss attributes and sort - those with a particular attribute to the middle. Those that don't belong are left on the outside of the circle. Regroup and resort several times.

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