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Rod and Staff Preschool A-B-C Series

Rod and Staff does not provide kindergarten like some other publishers. Instead, Rod and Staff first grade starts at the very beginning in the study of the language arts in their Bible Nurture and Readers Series. This is also true in the math program. No previous preparation is required. It would assume a child would be about 6 years of age to begin the first grade program.

Since many parents and schools like some introduction to books and learning before the first grade, Rod and Staff has prepared a Preschool Program that introduces the child to many activities that will be useful when they begin first grade.

This Rod and Staff Preschool A-B-C Series provides the answer to the preschooler's question, "What can I do?" with constructive materials to use at home with parental guidance in preparation for school.

Six 64-page workbooks give practice is coloring, cutting, pasting, learning numbers, recognizing letters, and following directions. The 135-page storybook has pictures, oral questions, and Bible memory. This series provides constructive exercises for the development of visual, auditory, mental, motor, and oral skills.

Each book includes instructions for the parents. There are also ideas for discussion to call the child's attention to the many everyday things that will help rivet the concepts being taught.

Adventures with Books teaches following simple directions, the 8 basic colors, how to color correctly, and 3 basic shapes, along with a few familiar concepts, such as up-down, big-small, and left-right.

Bible Pictures to Color is a coloring book with 60 pictures that illustrate the stories in Bible Stories to Read.

Bible Stories to Read has 60 simply-told Bible stories for the parent to read to the child before he colors the corresponding picture in Bible Pictures to Color. Each story includes several questions and answers as well as a short Bible-memory selection.

Counting with Numbers teaches the child to identify, write, and know the meanings of the numbers 1-10. It teaches number sequence and simple math-related words, such as more, less, empty, full, first, and last.

Do It Carefully introduces discriminating between different shapes, letters, and words; writing letters and the child's name; and hearing sevearl initial consonant sounds. Some exercises are included to develop thinking skills.

Everywhere We Go reviews skills taught in the previous books, such as colors, shapes, numbers, and letters, while encouraging personal responsibility and courtesy. The child will learn about children in different lands and hear some new consonant sounds.

Finding the Answers develops thinking skills through hearing rhyming words, identifying sequence, making comparisons and associations, and understanding sentences and short stories.

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