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Books That Teach Art, Music and Science to your Preschooler
Encourage your child’s love for learning by introducing him to these fun reads.by Ciara Lazatin-Mapa .
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Books that teach your preschooler
Books provide children with a never-ending stream of new words, ideas, and thoughts. This month, supplement your preschooler’s library with these fun reads that offer a wealth of information for young readers.
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In the Garden with Van Gogh, Mini Masters, The Stone Bench in the Garden of Saint-Paul Hospital by Degas, The Pineapple by Matisse, Jean Monet in the cradle by Monet, The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds, Katie’s Sunday Afternoon by James Mayhew, “Bathers at Asnières” by Georges Seurat, Rush Hour at Pontoise by Camille Pisarro, Femmes au puits by Paul Signac, A You’re Adorable by Buddy Kaye, Fred Wise, Sidney Lippman, and Martha Alexander, What a Wonderful World by George David Weiss, Bob Thiele, Ashley Bryan, He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands by Kadir Nelson, My Five Senses by Aliki, It’s Much Too Hot by Bob Graham
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Photo 7 of 15“I just can’t draw,” cries a frustrated Vashti as she turns her back on her blank paper. Gentle encouragement and wise words guide Vashti into experimenting with what she can do. Small dots, big dots, red dots, blue dots even a dot “by not painting a dot.” She then goes on a painting spree, which leads a little boy, who declares he cannot draw, to call her a “really great artist.” Beautiful illustrations by award winning artist, Peter H. Reynolds, make this a gem to behold. Children, encouraged by the wise words of author, will be tasked to ìjust make a mark and see where it takes you.
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Photo 11 of 15A little angel hugging a smiling baby sets the tone of this classic masterpiece. Children, all laughing and having fun, follow the letters of the alphabet. The classic song, popularized by Perry Como in the 1940s, describes every child in perfect detail. “A you’re adorable, B you’re so beautiful, C you’re a cutie full of charms . . .” This book provides a welcome change from the traditional alphabet song.
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Photo 14 of 15“Sometimes, I use all my senses at once. Sometimes, I use only one.” A delightful attempt to teach one of the earliest concepts kids should learn. SMART TIP: This is part of the Letís Read and Find-Out Science series, which introduces science concepts for young children. Choose from three stages, according to the level of your child.
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Photo 15 of 15Jenny and her dog, Patch, try to find ways to stay cool under the hot sun. This book tackles the subject of heat and evaporation in a very concrete way, making it much easier for children to understand. Bonus: There are some good experiments to try at the last page. SMART TIP: This is part of the A First Book About Science series. Science concepts, such as heat, energy, water, motion, and senses, are presented in a language tots will understand.
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