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Story-Acting with the Sneetches

September 22, 2009 by notjustcute Filed Under: Building Readers, Celebrate!, Learning through Play and Experience, Music and Movement, Positive Guidance and Social Skills 2 Comments

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It’s no secret, I love Dr.Seuss.  From a young age, I became enamoured with his silliness and his rollicking rhymes.  As I studied education and child development, I fell in love again as I realized how beneficial his playful prose were for building young readers (learn more about phonological awareness here).  I would say Dr. Seuss is the Shakespeare of childhood.  Any well-read (or well-read-to) child should be familiar with him!

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