vocabulary development in children

Would you like to expand your child's vocabulary? Educational researchers have found that a well-established oral language vocabulary is essential for the development of young children's written vocabulary. Oral storytelling is an excellent way to develop oral vocabulary.  "Storytellers Favorite Fables" features four award winning storytellers from diverse backgrounds. In this clip, storyteller Angela Lloyd is telling her original story, "Hand".  This is one of the eight stories told and performed on "Storytellers Favorite Fables" dvd.  Visit www.LetsTellStories.com now for the "Storytellers Favorite Fables" dvd and more information about vocabulary activities. As an added bonus, the website has lots of free educational and activity worksheets based on the DVD stories.  The worksheets can be printed out and used to teach vocabulary and reading.  Your child will thank you for this fun way to learn!

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