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Give children a love of learning and a running start for kindergarten with the STAR-BRITE LEARNING PROGRAM Curriculum. This exciting program integrates math, science, health, creative arts, social studies, physical movement, early literacy, and social-emotional development, all under a framework of guided instruction and imaginative play. Key curriculum highlights include:

**Motivation **Phonological Awareness   **Phonics 
**Vocabulary **Social & Emotional Development ** Science **Math      




STAR BRITE LEARNING Program provides research-based lessons and time-saving teacher tools to help you create an integrated learning environment in which young minds thrive. Your adventure begins with a READING ACTIVITY storybook each month, which children bring to life with the magic of imagination and play. STAR BRITE LEARNING PROGRAM instruction sheets make preparing your lessons a breeze.

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Star Brite Learning Curriculum Download preschool program is filled with investigation, exploration, and discovery, where active and enthusiastic children can refine and expand their skills and knowledge. Through intentional teaching practices, purposefully-designed learning environments, and enriched activities, teachers ensure preschoolers have joyful, appropriate, and meaningful learning experiences that lead to success in school and in life. – See more at: https://www.star-brite.com

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To provide excellent  care, to young or old,
You must be born with a heart of gold.
You take on responsibilities families pay you to do,
You are challenged every moment, but
they become part of your family too.

You teach them STAR BRITE LEARNING PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM,
 you feed delicious food them,
 you hold them near.
You teach them manners and STAR BRITE LEARNING songs and wipe their tears.
You had no idea your heart would melt
and you would love them this much.
As they fall asleep, by your loving touch.

Reading to them the STAR BRITE STORY BOOKS is my favorite part,
It makes me feel like I’m effecting their mind as much as their heart.
I complain sometimes, about how exhausting it can be,
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Dino-Pokey
(Sung to the tune of: The Hokey Pokey)
You put your claws in,
You take your claws out,
You put your claws in,
And you scratch ’em all about.
You do the dino pokey,
And you turn yourself around.
That’s what it’s all about!
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Additional Verses:
feet in
feet out
stomp them all about
teeth in
teeth out
chomp them all about
tail in
tail out
wag it all about

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Star Brite Learning Curriculum Download preschool program is filled with investigation, exploration, and discovery, where active and enthusiastic children can refine and expand their skills and knowledge. Through intentional teaching practices, purposefully-designed learning environments, and enriched activities, teachers ensure preschoolers have joyful, appropriate, and meaningful learning experiences that lead to success in school and in life. – See more at: https://www.star-brite.com

Fun learning games can teach a variety of skills. Here are two games that can help preschoolers improve observation skills, perceive relationships, and develop language. Both of these games can be played again and again in more complex forms over the next several years.

I Spy
The purpose of this game is to get a child to identify objects from your description of their characteristics.
Select materials for which your child already knows the name: plate, ring, cotton ball, can, comb, and book.
Once you know that your child is familiar with each of these things, tell him: “I’m going to say ‘I spy something’, then I’ll describe an object on the table. I want you to find the object and tell me its name.”
Examples: “I spy something round and hard.” (plate) “I spy something round that you can wear on your finger.” (ring)
As a child’s vocabulary expands, the descriptions can become more complex. For example: “I spy something oval made of brown leather.” (football)

Which Ones Go Together?
The purpose of this game is not only to teach language but also to help the child identify relationships and associations.
Select pairs of household items that have something in common but which also have basic differences: apple and orange; glass and cup; brush and comb; fork and spoon; pen and pencil; glove and mitten.
Then arrange six or more of these pairs of items in haphazard order on the table.
Select one item at a time (for example, the apple) and say: “Find the one that is like this.”
When your child makes the right selection, you can ask: “How are the apple and the orange alike?” Your child may answer: “You can eat both of them.”
Then you can ask: “How are they different?” He may reply: “They taste different.”
If your child has difficulty with either of these two games, you can give him the answers. Later in the game you can return to the item he missed to see if he understood the answer.

When your child has become familiar with the rules of these games, you can allow him to play the role of the adult and choose the items for “I Spy.”
You may need to help him select the pairs of items for “Which Ones Go Together.” Nevertheless, he will have fun seeing if you can answer his questions.

Having confidence in yourself as a parent is easier said than done. It is natural for parents to worry if they are doing all they should for their child. After all, this is the most important job in your life, and no one has prepared you for it.
The advice of “experts” may do more to create confusion and doubt than to help. And parents may not agree with what they learned about being a parent from the way they were treated as a child.
Nevertheless, parents do have within them the necessary resources to help their children grow to be happy, healthy, responsible adults.
Try to remember how it felt to be a child and try to treat your child as you would have liked to have been treated. Be as kind, understanding, patient, and supportive as you can.
You’ll make mistakes—that’s part of being human. But the more relaxed you are about yourself, the more you’ll be able to learn from your mistakes and be the most successful parent you can be!