childrens stories like panchatantra,ramayanam and other games?
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http://www.teach-nology.com/worksheets/\nhttp://www.abcteach.com/\nhttp://www.atozteacherstuff.com/\nhttp://www.busyteacherscafe.com/worksheets.htm\nhttp://www.preschoolrainbow.org/preschool-rhymes.htm\nhttp://www.everythingpreschool.com/\nhttp://www.preschoolexpress.com/music_station.shtml\nhttp://www.perpetualpreschool.com/preschoolsongs.html\nhttp://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/1374.asp\nhttp://www.shirleys-preschool-activities.com/rhymes.html\nhttp://www.boowakwala.com/preschool/preschool-songs.html\nhttp://members.aol.com/JEANIEB506/Preschool.html
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Hi, I'm watching my 4 yr old granddau. playing on her computer right now. I have Pajama Sam, Freddie Fish, the old Living Books disc. She has completed a couple of the Freddie Fish and PJ Sam games by her self and I can see a very big improvement in her patience and problem solving. And I picked them up cheap on e-bay. Works for me and keeps her busy. ~:)+
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http://www.indigochild.com/  hope this helps
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Here are two:\nhttp://www.playkidsgames.com/mathGames.htm\nhttp://www.coolmath4kids.com/
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wel check this game out. its called barbies horse adventures
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I know it's probably not the sort of thing you're looking for, but when I was 6, my father read the Old Testament book of Job to me, and I found it truly fascinating. I couldn't wait until school was out, and he'd read me the next installment. I had him tell me the story of Job over and over again.\n\nThe Old Testament story of Joseph and his coat of many colors (or Jonah and the whale) might be a hit. There are tons of great Old Testament stories. The walls of Jericho coming down is a good story, too. And don't forget Noah's Ark.\n\nFor the New Testament perspective, the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand might work. If the kids are sharp, they might like hearing about Paul's conversion on the road to Damascus. Any of the healing stories with Jesus could get their attention (the raising of Jairus' daughter, etc).
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Start with a story hour  some willing to sit will kids for an hour and read... have a site with stories animations and music  a learning process, free with no spam
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I read somewhere that children lately, even if they have parents who read to them regularly (every day or very nearly), have a hard time learning to read. The article I read specifically mentioned movie stories (like the book version of a disney film) as examples of "bad" books. The idea as I recall is that the ideas may have been suitable for children--and they were probably familiar with the story anyway from having seen the movie--but the words themselves, and perhaps the sentence structure, went way over their heads.\nSo for linguistic features of a good storybook, I'd say rhythm, rhyme, and easy words.
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When I was little, my parents read me stories out of a book with a collection of stories. For example, "My Ladybird Book of 10 Storytime Tales". \nAlso, these are good books/book series:\nStellaluna\nVerdi\nIf You Give A Mouse A Cookie series\nWinnie the Pooh\nClifford\nMaisy\nCorduroy Bear \nCurious George\nWild Thing\nPeter Rabbit\nFranklin Turtle\n\nFor the younger children (1-3), it is better to get board books (or the books made of felt or cloth) because they don't rip as easily and they can go in a child's mouth without ruining the book.
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You can do simple things like potato sack races, pin the tail on the donkey, bingo, stuff like that.  Since the kids are so young, they don't need a lot to be entertained and you want to do something that doesn't require a lot of rules/directions.  Besides, you also want stuff they can't cheat easily with!
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Here are some good ones:\nCool Math 4 Kids\nA variety of math games for kids.\nhttp://coolmath4kids.com\n\nEduPlace\nA website with a variety of activities for math, reading, language arts, social studies \nand more.\nhttp://www.eduplace.com/kids/\n\nDositey\nFun games, exciting activities to boost you child's success in school.\nhttp://www dositey.com/index.html\n\nSyvum\nMath website\nhttp://www.syvum.com/online/math.html\n\n  \n Mathcats\nContains story problems\nhttp://www.mathcats.com\n\n  \n Mrs. Dingman's Favorite Math websites\nhttp://www.mrsdingman.homestead.com/MathLinks.html\n\n  \n Fear of Physics\nPlay with the laws of physics.  Learn the way physics effects our everyday life.\nhttp://www.fearofphysics.com\n\n  \n A Plus Math\nMath games & activities\nhttp://www.aplusmath.com\n\n  \n AAA Math\nFlashcard creator, game room and homework helper\nhttp://www.aaamath.com\n\n  \n Learning Planet\nMath games & activities for kindergarten and up.\nhttp://www.learningplanet.com\n\n  \n Online Math Manipulatives\nGood resource for colorful manipulatives to work with online.\nhttp://matti.usu.edu/nlvm/nav/vlibrary.html\n\n Primary games\nMath activities & games for primary students\nhttp://www.primarygames.com
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http://www.childrenslit.com/f_theodoretaylor.html\n\nhttp://www.spaghettibookclub.org/review.php3?review_id=1117\n\nthere are several more, but these seem to have basic summaries
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I think there was a list in last week's education plus, the supplement that comes with the hindu. You might check it out in  their online archives.
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Let children learn by experiences. Read to the children about book character's similar experiences. Then ask questions and discuss both the book and the child's experience.
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The many versions of creation stories are probsbly the easiest ones to find.  Also Santa/St.Nicholas stories should be easy.  I can't refer you to books by name, but many fairy tales particularly have several versions.\n\nLittle Red Riding Hood is a tale that has changed a lot in its history and development.  There are a number of versions of Beauty and the Beast - I guess even Shrek is a version of it.  The Twelve Dancing Princesses is another that has many versions.\n\nThe websites I've attached should help you.  Good luck with this project.
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go to http://www.funbrain.com it's an all education-games website and its categorized for different ages
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A really good one is by Mem Fox, it is called "Wherever you are".  \n\nGo to the library and find a copy of "A to Zoo".  It is a reference book to find children's books about particular subjects.  Look under diversity and you should be able to find a lot of examples of excellent children's books about diversity.  Also try searching in search engines for children's diversity book lists.  Good luck!