Presented by Ellen Booth Church, Early Childhood Author, Adjunct Professor and Keynote Speaker
Sponsored by Kaplan Early Learning Company
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Art is the “first language” of the beginning reader and writer. Children usually draw or paint before they write. They use what might seem like just scribbles, lines and blobs to represent things. But isn’t that what writing is all about?
Both art and writing are a process of symbol making and can be a means of communication. Children’s pictures are words to them and represent an essential step on the road to literacy. In this edWebinar we will:
This edWebinar may be of interest to preK and kindergarten teachers.
About the Presenter
Ellen Booth Church is currently an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern University, an educational consultant, product developer and keynote speaker. She is the mentor for Kinderpillar Preschools in India and Nepal. In addition, Ellen has written a book on social-emotional development for Gryphon House titled Getting to the Heart of Learning: Social-Emotional Skills Across the Early Childhood Curriculum. Her newest book is Nurturing Next Generation Innovators: Open-Ended Activities to Support Global Thinking (Gryphon House).
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