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Looking at the Moon
Having conversations with young children contributes to their thinking and language development. All conversations are good, but research shows that the quality of words children hear matters more than the quantity. Further, what’s best is an exchange; in other words, talk with children, not at them.
The Talk with Me Toolkits give parents and caregivers thematically organized high-quality, authentic materials to make children their conversational partners in discussions that matter. Each online toolkit features captivating videos and real-world photographs, as well as intriguing paintings and other artworks to observe and discuss through conversation prompts. Hands-on activities and books complete each toolkit. Simple instructions appear right in the toolkits, so you can jump right in. See what interests your child and get started. There’s a lot to talk about!
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Homeschoolers appreciate the Smithsonian Institution for its high-quality, well-researched materials that cover a broad range of subjects including science, history, and art. Their resources are praised for being visually engaging and suitable for various age groups, often used to supplement core curricula. However, some families note that the materials can be dense and may require significant parental involvement to adapt for younger learners. While generally considered a valuable and trustworthy source, the cost and occasional complexity of the resources can be a drawback for some.
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