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Fun with Science and Math for Parents and Children. [Insert the name of your library and/or your library’s logo here.]. Reading is essential to school success. Start now to help your child get ready to read. Learning to read begins before children start school.

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  1. Fun with Science and Math for Parents and Children [Insert the name of your library and/or your library’s logo here.]

  2. Reading is essential to school success.Start now to help your childget ready to read. Learning to read begins before children start school.

  3. Children who start kindergarten with good pre-reading skills have an advantage. They are ready to learn to read. Why is it important for children to get ready to read before they startschool?

  4. You are your child’s first teacher. You know your child best. Children learn best by doing, and they love doing things with you. Why are parents so important in helping their children get ready to read?

  5. Help your child get ready to read by learning about science and math. The language of science and math can expand your child’s vocabulary.

  6. Learning about the world helps children get ready to read. Children can learn important knowledge about how the world works through simple science and math experiences.

  7. Learning about the world. What is the scientific method? The scientific method is a way to ask and answer questions by making observations and doing experiments. What are the steps? 1. Ask a question. 2. Make a guess about the answer. 3. Do an experiment. 4. Make observations. 5. Draw conclusions. Let’s learn how to learn by exploring ice cubes! Question: Does warm water affect ice? Predict: Make a guess. Will the ice cubes in warm water melt differently than the ice cubes in cold water? Experiment: Put some ice cubes in warm water and some ice cubes in cold water. Observe:Watch the ice cubes closely. Conclusion: What happens???

  8. Start with questions. Why can I see my breath when it is cold? How do trees get a drink of water? • Help your child learn how to learn. • Encourage your child to ask questions. • Talk about possible answers. • Look for answers together: talk, read, and write! How much is one-half of something? What is your question?

  9. Let’s learn about…butterflies. Let‘s learn. 1. Look. 2. Talk. 3. Read. 4. Draw and write.

  10. Read information, or nonfiction, books. Read about topics that your children find especially interesting.

  11. Learning about the worldcontinues with math. Math helps children talk and learn about objects and ideas.

  12. Math concepts are easy toinclude in everyday conversation. How many are there?Which one is the largest?Which one looks like a cone?Can you put them in order from smallest to largest? Help your child: • Count •Measure •Sort •Compare •Order

  13. Play around with math. Use math to describe, compare,and draw conclusions.

  14. More math adventures. Let’s have more fun with math!

  15. Explore the world with your children every day. • Learn together by: • Exploring new ideas. • Digging deeper. • Asking questions. • Experimenting. • Drawing conclusions!

  16. Make your home a learning zone! Your home can be a learning center to help your child get readyto read.

  17. Your library helps children get ready to read.

  18. Talking and reading: We have books for you to take home and read together.

  19. Singing: We have music to borrow.

  20. Writing: We have places where you can write.

  21. Playing: We have places to play and learn.

  22. We have programs for all ages.

  23. Join us for more fun workshops! • Fun for Parents and Children • Fun with Letters • Fun with Words

  24. We have programs for parents and caregivers so you can learn more about helping your children get ready to read.

  25. How to get a library card • How to find us online • How to contact us for more information

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