Book: Chickens aren't the only ons: Animals That Lay Eggs - Ruth Heller

Thank you for tuning into this brain boosting episode!

Season 3 is focused on Science, Math with a little Tech and Engineering thrown in :). Geared to you and your little one's first 1000 days together. 

Resources:

Scholastic - 50 Thematic Songs by Meish Goldish

The Shape of Things by Dayle Ann Dodds, illustrated by Julie Lacome

I Know Numbers by Taro Gomi

CONSIDER THIS: To help a child grow their language, we talk, read and sing to them. We need to do the same with math. Baby STEM will help!

We're reading, rhyming and singing about CIRCLES/SPHERES!

Resources:

Circle! Sphere! by Grace Lin

Where does the sun go? by Gary Craig

Promote good beginnings in math by having fun with shapes and numbers and more in the first 1000 days!

Repetition is the key to learning!

Get ready to read, rhyme, count and measure for our final episodes!

For the next 2 episodes, we will review from all seasons and bring the podcast to a graceful close, for now!

Listen every day and enjoy playing with words, rhythms, numbers and rhymes! THANK YOU for tuning into me and your little one!

Warm regards,

Miss Pam

Five days of springtime (inspired by the book 12 DAYS OF SPRINGTIME)

*Sadie the Slimy Slug🌿 (Nancymusic.com)

5 green and speckled frogs

Enjoy this episdoe

There was a hole in the middle of the ground

And in this hole there was a tree

The prettiest tree that you ever did see

Oh the tree in the hole and the hole in the ground

And the green grass grew all around, all around, and the green grass grew all around

And on that tree

There was a branch - The prettiest branch

That you ever did see

Oh the branch on the tree and the tree in the hole

And the green grass grew all around, all around, and the green grass grew all around

And on that branch

There was a nest

The prettiest nest

That you ever did see

And the nest was on the branch

And the branch was on the limb

And the limb was on the tree

And the tree was in the ground

And the green grass grew all around, all around, and the green grass grew all around

And in that nest

There was an egg

The prettiest egg

That you ever did see

And the egg was in the nest

And the nest was on the branch

And the branch was on the limb

And the limb was on the tree

And the tree was in the ground

And the green grass grew all around, all around, and the green grass grew all around

And in that egg

There was a bird

The prettiest bird

That you ever did see

And the bird was in the egg

And the egg was in the nest

And the nest was on the branch

And the branch was on the limb

And the limb was on the tree

And the tree was in the ground

And the green grass grew all around, all around, and the green grass grew all around.

"And the Green Grass Grew All Around", also known as "The Green Grass Grew All Around" or "And the Green Grass Grows All Around", is a traditional Appalachian folk song that was first noted in 1877 in (Miss M. H. Mason's book 'Nursery Rhymes and Country Songs' but is likely to be much older).

Let's review some of the material! REPETITION IS THE KEY TO LEARNING!

BABY STEM *New episodes every Monday and Friday.

"A HANDY TOOL to help young children develop critical mathematical thinking."

From Miss Pam -  I'm infinitely excited!

Each brain boosting episode runs 10-15 minutes and is focused on these subjects: Science, Math with a little Tech and Engineering, and Spanish... thrown in. :) 

Geared to you and your little one's first 1000 days together. 

• Things to do: With your little one, find shapes around your home - shapes are everywhere! COUNT steps on a staircase. SORT toys - things with wheels, soft toys, circles or spheres. NOTE numbers on buses or signs.
• Point out shadows around you, use rich vocabulary to describe what you see.

CONSIDER THIS: To help a child grow their language, we talk, read and sing to them. We need to do the same with math. Baby STEM will help!

Math is important and it’s important to help young children develop their mathematical thinking. A child’s math knowledge at the start of kindergarten predicts later academic achievement better than early reading or attention skills. (NAEYC.org)

Enjoy and PLEASE share with others who will thank you 10 X over ! :)

1 potato, 2 potato, 3 potato, 4

This is Miss Pam, stay tuned for more!

Email: [email protected]

Warmly,

Miss Pam

Website: www.babywordplay.com

Resources:

BABY STEM *New episodes every Monday and Friday.

"A HANDY TOOL to help young children develop critical mathematical thinking."

From Miss Pam -  I'm infinitely excited!

Each brain boosting episode runs 10-15 minutes and is focused on these subjects: Science, Math with a little Tech and Engineering, and Spanish... thrown in. :) 

Geared to you and your little one's first 1000 days together. 

• Things to do: With your little one, find shapes around your home - shapes are everywhere! COUNT steps on a staircase. SORT toys - things with wheels, soft toys, circles or spheres. NOTE numbers on buses or signs.
• Point out shadows around you, use rich vocabulary to describe what you see.

CONSIDER THIS: To help a child grow their language, we talk, read and sing to them. We need to do the same with math. Baby STEM will help!

Math is important and it’s important to help young children develop their mathematical thinking. A child’s math knowledge at the start of kindergarten predicts later academic achievement better than early reading or attention skills. (NAEYC.org)

Enjoy and PLEASE share with others who will thank you 10 X over ! :)

1 potato, 2 potato, 3 potato, 4

This is Miss Pam, stay tuned for more!

Email: [email protected]

Warmly,

Miss Pam

Resources:

Chicka Chicka 1,2,3 by  Bill Martin Jr.  (Author), Michael Sampson  (Author), Lois Ehlert (Illustrator)

Scholastic - 50 Thematic Songs by Meish Goldish

Website: www.babywordplay.com