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In this issue you'll learn:

~The importance of developing your child's creativity & imagination

~How to develop your child's creativity

~Diet tips for autistic children

~Activities to help your child with letter identification

~Warning signs that may indicate your child needs special services

~How to make sense of number sense

~What twice exceptional learning is all about

~Signs of auditory processing problems

~and more

Our contributing authors provide a wealth of experience and expertise as parents of Autistic and dyslexic children, teachers of Math, Music, and Reading, Curriculum Coordinator, Principal, Board Certified Educational Therapist, and Educational Specialist.

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Early Learners:

Building a Better Brain

– one Web site at a time

You’ve heard the worries about young children and too much television, but what about the Internet?

According to a recent study funded by the National Science Foundation and the Kaiser Foundation, children use computers at very young ages – 21 percent of children 2 years and younger; 58 percent of 3- to 4-year-olds; and 77 percent of 5- to 6-year-olds. And while the World Wide Web can be a scary place when it comes to letting your kids roam, now there’s evidence that some Web sites can actually help build a better brain in your early learner. The key is to know where to go – and why.

Creative Development in Childhood Education -
Creating Creative Children

Encouraging our children’s creativity is an important aspect of their education, and should be taken with the same seriousness as reading or math. Creative role playing and fantasy development reinforce creativity within the child, building confidence. By supplying a fertile environment for imaginative play-acting or experimentation in the arts or music, adults inspire creativity, which transfers to critical thinking and creative problem solving in the classroom. Creating an environment free from criticism, judgment and distraction encourages a child’s freedom to create and should be the goal of parent and professional teachers.

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Early Learners:

Building a Better Brain

– one Web site at a time

Creative Development in Childhood Education - Creating Creative Children

Creative Development in Childhood Education -
Creating Creative Children