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Books from Birth | Learning to Read | NPT3

Season 2020 Episode 14

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library provides free children's books from birth to age five. These short videos from Nashville Public Television's original children's series, LEARNING TO READ, show how creating a literacy-friendly environment in the home helps children become better readers and teaches them how to gather information.

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Elephant Toothpaste
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Chemistry-based activities are a great way for children to engage in science.
Physical Education & STEAM
1:04
Cycling is a great way to blend science, health, and physical education for children.
The 5 Ws and an H: Building Reading Comprehension
1:04
Make a chart with the five Ws and an H to help young readers build reading comprehension.
Movement and Reading | NPT3
1:04
Movement can help kids focus, and it can be used to help them count syllables.
Sink or Float | NPT3
1:04
Build literacy skills while making predictions with this sink-or-float activity.
Visual Learning | NPT3
1:03
Ask kids to identify five random objects in different ways to build literacy.
Slime, Science & Literacy | NPT3
1:03
This activity adds a splash of science and is an excellent conversation starter.
Ramps | NPT3
1:03
This family introduces science and literacy through building ramps at home.
Strings Ensemble & Literacy | NPT3
1:04
The Cremona Strings Ensemble shows how learning music can enhance literacy skills.The Crem
Sticky Notes and Magnets | NPT3
1:04
Using sticky notes and magnets to improve word recognition, spelling, and literacy skills.
Building a Tower | NPT3
1:04
Building a tower with your kids can help them with iteracy and engineering skills.
Water Play  | NPT3
1:04
Exploring how water activities can help children explore and develop socially.
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