Let S Learn To Read

Let's Learn The Words takes beginner readers from learning their first letters to enjoying the colourful and irresistible pictures on either by their own or together with support and guidance from an adult. Each scene is surrounded by labelled pictures of objects to read and learn about. An exciting reading and learning book for the very young with a stimulating picture word book for pre-readers and a lively source of ideas and spellings for first writers. This book is also useful for learning English. 100's of stimulating pictures to help children master simple vocabulary. Great learning resources for young children.

Originally published in 1961, Let's Read is a simple and systematic way to teach basic reading. Developed by noted linguist Leonard Bloomfield, the book is based on the alphabetic spelling patterns of English. Bloomfield offered an antidote to the idea that English is a difficult language to learn to read by teaching the learner to decode the phonemic sound-letter correlations of the language in a sequential, logical progression of lessons based on its spelling patterns. The learner is first introduced to the most consistent (alphabetic) vocabulary and then to increasingly less alphabetic and less frequent spelling patterns within a vocabulary of about 5,000 words. The second edition of Let's Read brings Bloomfield's innovative program into the twenty-first century without changing the sequence of exercises but with revised text and an attractive new design and layout.

An accessible introduction to the rich language and culture of Japan, this tote-able Japanese language collection makes an artful addition to any library, as well as an ideal travel primer and companion for aspiring Japanese speakers. Pairing words and characters with whimsical illustrations, each section features examples of word pronunciation, the three main Japanese writing systems (kanji, hiragana, and katakana), and common Japanese elements. At once instructive and a joy to behold, Let's Learn Japanese is a go-to gift for the world traveler and language learner.

"Jan can fix dinner for the whole clan with one pan! What else can Jan do? Find out in this terrific tale that teaches lots and lots of -an words."--

These laminated wipe-off books, shrink-wrapped with their own grease pencils, provide hours of practice for children learning to write letters and numbers.

"In Let's Learn Counting, emergent readers will learn to count by counting the number of balls they see. Carefully crafted text uses high-frequency words, repetitive sentence patterns, and strong visual references to support emergent readers, ensuring reading success by making sure they aren't facing too many challenges at once"--

At the end of 2018, I found myself beginning an exciting new position as chief learning officer of the Kraft Heinz Company. Having been in learning and development for more than 20 years, I was to be responsible for creating a culture of continuous learning, bold creativity, and intellectual curiosity; for driving training and learning initiatives at one of the largest food companies in the world. It was a great challenge. I launched Let's Learn Our Way Through It, Shall We? (365 Days of Learning) on a snowy day in Canada, during a ride from a leadership retreat to the Toronto airport, heading home to Chicago. I made a daily commitment. I made a promise: every day for a year, I would learn something new, and would share it with the organization through our internal social media channel. This journal is now a vessel for you to do the same. Your daily learning moment can be just a few minutes long or if inspired, a few hours. Consuming articles, eLearning courses, podcasts, books, and everyday interactions. This journal allows you to spend time each day writing, reflecting on what you learned. Use this journal to commit to a learning practice of your own-because by learning, reflecting, and sharing, we empower others as well as yourself. Let's Learn Our Way Through It, Shall We? (365 Days of Learning) is the foundation of a learning transformation. A vibrant learning practice is an important ingredient to fuel any transformation. There is power in making a commitment to be a lifelong learner. There is power in making a commitment to start a new habit-even if you start with a few minutes a day. There is power in deciding to be the Chief Learning Officer of your life as you continue to work toward the best version of yourself. Welcome to the next 365 days of your life. Let's learn our way through it, shall we?

Read about animals, big and small, from around the world to right outside your door with this rhyming board book.