Print Rich Classrooms
The Language Arts Center
Planning for Centers
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Vocabulary
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Incorporating different types of materials in the classroom

Using a variety of books, posters, labels, and interactive displays.

50

Materials that can be used

Alphabet puzzles, writing materials, picture books, word games, audio, and letter cards.

50

Important things that are needed

Materials and resources, rotations, instructions, themes, and learning objectives.

50

Teachers should not make ________ about family parenting practices

assumptions

50

A wide-range of commercial programs developed for computer user's convenience 

software

100

Differentiating print materials to meet the diverse needs of children

Providing a range of reading levels and genres to accommodate different abilities and interests. 

100

The reason why it is beneficial 

Develops language skills, enhances literacy, promotes social interactions, and cultivates a love for learning.

100

Children may experience additional ________ when computers become part of classroom life.

benefits

100

Involvement must start with 

developing a trusting relationship

100

A classroom area designed to accommodate children's listening experiences 

listening center

200

Why is it important to have a print-rich classroom environment?

It exposes children to written language and supports literacy development

200

Used to escape noise

Quiet retreats

200

Commercial preschool language-development programs are 

plentiful. 

200

Aside from children, language and literacy development techniques apply to 

teachers and parents

200

Any mechanical or nonmechanical item useful in offering sight or hearing experience 

audiovisual equipment

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