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Anderson, Karen C., Ed. – 1990
Providing entertainment and recreation at home and in the classroom, this book presents over 125 verbal, visual, and logic puzzles which may also enhance problem-solving abilities and improve language skills. The games in the book are arranged in chapters: (1) Picture Puzzles; (2) Word Play; (3) Games and Trivia; (4) Mystery, Logic, and Numbers;…
Descriptors: Childhood Interests, Educational Games, Elementary Education, Language Skills
Draze, Dianne – 1997
Designed to develop K-3 children's thinking skills before the children have mastered reading, this book presents 32 activities in which children learn to complete analogies--presented with an "attribute block" with 3 attributes, children choose a fourth attribute block to complete the analogy. The attribute blocks in the book are of 4 types--shape…
Descriptors: Analogy, Class Activities, Logical Thinking, Primary Education
Hansen, Merrily P.; Armstrong, Gloria – 1993
Designed to be used independently by parents or other family members with their preschool or kindergarten-age children, this book presents (in easy-to-read cartoon-style letters) specific ideas for developing literacy skills during day-to-day activities. The book provides practice for children in the following skills: 1) life skills (such as…
Descriptors: Early Childhood Education, Family Literacy, Interpersonal Competence, Learning Activities
Silberg, Jackie – 1993
Aimed at parents with infants, this book is a collection of 250 simple, fun-filled games that can be played with children up to the age of 1. The games have been categorized into the following eight types: (1) growing and learning games; (2) special bonding games; (3) kitchen games; (4) laughing and having fun games; (5) art and singing games; (6)…
Descriptors: Attachment Behavior, Childrens Games, Developmental Tasks, Exploratory Behavior
Silberg, Jackie – 2001
Intended for parents with infants, this book is a collection of 230 simple, fun-filled games that can be played with infants from birth to age 1 year. The book begins with guidelines for growth in motor, auditory, visual, language, cognitive, and self-concept skills from birth to 6 months and from 6 to 12 months. The remainder of the book presents…
Descriptors: Attachment Behavior, Childrens Games, Developmental Tasks, Exploratory Behavior