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|  | | How to Prepare Your Young Child for Success in School
For parents and caregivers of children pre-birth to four years old: Prepare your child for success in school with no-cost or low-cost activities--and learn what you can do now to delay the symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease when your child is an older adult.
Originally written for parents studying English as a Second Language, this free e-book will also help new parents who are native speakers of English. Get your little one off to a good start with low-cost or free activities that foster self-confidence and language development. Music, books, toys, TV and play--this simple guide outlines choices recommended by experts in the field.
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This fantasy tale for children between the ages of four and eight asks two questions. First, “How would a small town—well-ordered and supremely manicured—look after invasion by a horde of pink slippered ‘Slicers and Dicers’ who cause the townspeople to hide all their cutting implements?” And then—“How does life go on when nobody can cut anything at all?”
Although it is pure fantasy, this story was written for another purpose besides entertainment—promotion of kindness and initiative in even the youngest of children. Two different inside back covers containing either a Faith-Based or a Life Application promote these qualities in the follow-up to this engaging tale.
"It made me think of Dr. Seuss because it was funny. I loved the word usage 'Slicers and Dicers,' and that you used a pet as the ultimate hero was fabulous. Even as an adult I wanted to know what would happen."
Candace Sanderson, artist
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