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Children learn best when they are stimulated and engaged. View-Read-Do represents the three sides of the Ready To Learn Learning Triangle. The Ready To Learn Learning Triangle is a teaching tool that addresses various learning styles and engages different senses. Using video (that's the view part), books (that's the read part), and a related activity (that's the do part), parents and caregivers are able to reinforce and expand the child's learning process.
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Use the magic of public television to spark your child's sense of curiosity and love of learning. |
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Make connections between what you view and what you read. |
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Take the educational ideas introduced in the PBS kids programs and turn them into concrete learning experiences for young children. |
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Check out the resources below to learn more about using the Learning Triangle: You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these documents. Download it for free here.
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Why Use the Learning Triangle
Children learn through repetition. When using the Learning Triangle, you repeat the same concept three times and three different ways.
Every child learns best when ideas are presented in a way that he understands. Using all three sides to introduce a new concept or idea, the Learning Triangle reaches all types of learners.
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Dinosaurs
Help your child learn all about the dinosaurs!
- VIEW: Franny's Feet. Join Franny on a dinosaur fossil dig in Canada!
- READ: How Big Were the Dinosaurs? By Bernard Most. Ever wonder how big a dinosaur really was? Find out how dinosaurs matched up with modern objects in this informative book!
- DO: Digging for Chips. Carefully dig out all the chocolate chips from a cookie and find out how difficult digging for fossils is for a real life paleontologist!
Download this month's lesson plan:
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