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toy bricksThe benefits of early learning are enormous! Children exposed to quality education (i.e., preschool)  from a young age are better equipped to enter Kindergarten and are better off in relationships and in the workplace in their adult years. Too many children in this country are not receiving the education needed and, shockingly, are falling short by the time they reach Kindergarten.

There are many ways to easily and naturally help your child learn the basics from numbers to counting to colors, to opposites, etc. You can even do this in different languages with the Early Lingo DVD Series!

Here are a few tips:

When walking with your toddler up or down stairs, count the stairs.

When preparing a meal, talk to your youngster and show him what foods you are using. Using measuring cups and spoons help with early math skills.

When playing with Legos or your child’s favorite colorful toys, ask your child what color each item is.

You can introduce a new word or two of the day in a foreign language. For example, when driving to preschool, you can point to your car and say the name of it a few times in the new language. Once on the road you can point out other cars. Soon your child will be pointing along with you and repeating the new word!

 

 


Toddler Girl CookingThis is a fun and extremely easy recipe to do with toddlers and young children. I used to make these as a young girl with my best friend when I would go to her house for play dates. You can have your child help you make them, and as your child gets a little older, the more sophisticated you can make the dough or crust. Stay tuned for more recipes..

 

TODDLER MINI PIZZAS  (serves 1)

Preheat oven to Broil

 

1 English Muffin

1 Tablespoon pizza sauce or tomato sauce

2 Tablespoons mozzarella cheese

 

Toast muffin as desired. Top muffin with the pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese.

Place under broiler for 2 minutes or until cheese has melted.

 

Enjoy!

 


Globes with FlagsOver the weekend there was a great article in the New York Times about how bilinguals are smarter than their monolingual counterparts. Another reason to get the Early Lingo DVD Series for the child in your life!

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/18/opinion/sunday/the-benefits-of-bilingualism.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=why%20bilinguals%20are%20smarter&st=cse

Find out more about the Early Lingo Series on our website:

www.earlylingo.com


Here’s a video of one of our star fans who is learning Mandarin with the Early Lingo DVD Series!

The Early Lingo Chinese Edition is available:

http://earlylingo.com/products/early-lingo-chinese-mandarin-dvds-for-children/

If you’d like to submit your own child watching Early Lingo, please contact us at info@earlylingo.com