Fifty Fun Pre-K Activities

Do you wish you had a magic wand that created new and interesting activities to keep your preschooler moving forward on the road to learning success? Fifty Fun Pre-K activities contains guided, easy-to-implement learning activities that teach the basic skills youngsters need in order to be ready for kindergarten, such as ABCs, phonics, numbers and more! Based on years of research and hand-on experience with youngsters both in America and Japan, you are sure to find some new ideas as well as some interesting twists on those tried and true lessons we all know and love.

Do you wish you had a magic wand that created new and interesting activities to keep your preschooler moving forward on the road to learning success? Fifty Fun Pre-K activities contains guided, easy-to-implement learning activities that teach the basic skills youngsters need in order to be ready for kindergarten, such as ABCs, phonics, numbers and more! Based on years of research and hand-on experience with youngsters both in America and Japan, you are sure to find some new ideas as well as some interesting twists on those tried and true lessons we all know and love. Image a game of Red Rover turned into phonics fun, alligators that pose silly questions, guessing games to learn about sizes and animal habitats, getting ready for reading by using instruments and more. Imagine a guidebook that helps you and your youngsters tap into your infinite potential of creative learning fun!

Once upon a time in the big city of New York, actor and singer Deborah Grow was starring in musicals, opera, as well as television and radio commercials. An idea popped into her head that if learning English was as easy as remembering a commercial jingle, children all over the world could enjoy learning English through music. The first seed in the English Garden was planted. A twist of fate led Deborah to Japan,where she began to cultivate that seed of an idea. She began teaching young children English and rhythmics, and found that through her very own books and catchy songs, she was providing multi-sensory learning. Seedlings were growing in the English Garden, and children were enjoying English and music to unlock the world around them. In 2007, Deborah began The English Garden Studio in Tsukuba, where her students and their parents have been delighted by their rapid progress in natural English communication. Carefully nurturing her growing garden of songs and books, the story comes full circle as Deborah has found and inspired a world-class team to help the garden bloom and grow. Honeysuckle Cottage, a set of 5 books and songs with accompanying skill building games, was launched in December of 2011 and Fifty Fun Pre-K Activities is Deborah's newest resource to help children become successful lifelong learners.