Give
your
child
an
unprecedented,
LIFELONG
advantage,
simply
by
reading
them
a
storybook--a
storybook
UNLIKE
ANY
OTHER
you've
seen
before.
Dear Parent,
It feels so good to see your
child achieve milestones,
absorb knowledge like a
sponge and develop a true
love of learning.
"Storybooks That Teach" can
awaken these senses in your
child, bring their brains to
attention, get their brain
synapses connecting at
speeds so impressive even
the energizer bunny would
drop his drum.
It is this very hunger to
learn that needs to be
nurtured. You don't want to
miss your window of
opportunity--the years prior
to age 7. Absolutely,
hands-down the MOST
IMPORTANT and VITAL learning
and development stages of
their growth.
Once it's gone, you can't
get it back. Don't you want
to know you did everything
you could to build that
foundation of success,
nurture that feeling of
accomplishment that will
later blossom into a
positive self image? Isn't
that your ultimate gift as a
parent?
No video game, TV show or
arcade can deliver the kind
of stimulation that the
pages of these books can
inspire. It is so simple. So
pure. So engaging yet so
very affordable. (Less than
the cost of a video game
with lifelong benefits you
can't put a price tag on.)
I'm a childhood education
specialist with years of
education, experience and
training. But I'm also a
parent. I know how it feels
to want a manual to navigate
your child's latest crisis.
I know how it feels to
invest yourself in your
child, feel every
accomplishment and every
failure. I want to share my
experience and knowledge
with you and with your
children through these
books.
Imagine you:
Feeling like you are a great
parent
Knowing you did a good as,
and even better job than
your parents
Not feeling guilty that you
have "messed them up"
Teaching your child how to
learn; developing their
potential and nurturing
their creativity
Feeling worthy to be the
parent of such a wonderful
child
Getting hugged by a child
who adores you
Being the envy of your
friends, who wonder what you
are doing to have such a
well
developed child
Knowing you have given your
child the best start in life
they could have
Imagine your child:
Feeling good about
themselves
(self-esteem)
Thinking and solving
problems for
themselves (thinking
ability)
Telling you and
others how they feel
and what they are
thinking
(communication)
Sharing and playing
with other children
(socialization
skills)
Having good body
balance and
coordination
(physical
coordination)
Being able to deal
with and recognize
their own emotions
(emotional
stability)
Remaining calm and
relaxed and able to
reduce behaviors
(self control)
Being able to read
and be academic
achievers
(successful for a
lifetime)
Let me
explain why the age of seven is
considered such a crucial stage of
your child's development.
Before I
answer that let me tell you a little
about myself.............
Storybooks That Teach-it's
this easy
Hi
there, my name is Paul Mackie, I
live in Calgary, Canada with
my wife and children. I am a
professional Early Childhood
Educator and Wholistic Therapist,
presently working with adults with
challenges and disabilities.
Let
me be blunt here.......THIS
IS SERIOUS, "I know what
I am talking about. I've spent many
YEARS of my life dealing with kids
in
daycares, pre- school, Elementary and
Junior High school. I know what they
need, and most
importantly.....I know WHEN they need
it!.
"I
HAVE THE CREDENTIALS and THE
EXPERIENCE, but putting all that
aside, as a parent I have been
through the
parenting mill (so to speak), and
totally understand what you are going through to raise a
child;
if nothing else, please feel free to
contact me (E-mail address below)
So,
what is the answer to the question:
why is the most CRUCIAL
stage of your child's development before the age
of seven.
Scientists only
now have the equipment (such as brain scanners)
to see what is happening in a child's brain; and
they are reaching some very disturbing
conclusions:
reports
state, that in the first 7 years of
life, the brain’s neural pathways are
mainly formed
and
created by the stimulation of 7 senses
the
brain will trim away any brain cells
that are not being stimulated in the
early years
conception to age six (particularly the
first three years), set the base for
competence and
coping
skills that will affect learning,
behavior and health throughout life
during
critical periods, particular parts of
the brain need positive stimulation to
develop
properly
the
importance of problem-solving,
play-based learning for early brain
development is
essential for child
development
information from the
Early Years Study and "Rethinking The
Brain" Shore 1997
NOTE:
I have saved the most DEVASTATING and
SHOCKING statement from my
research until the end
of this page; I will explain my
reasoning for this then.
Troubling statements, it
makes you wonder, what happens if children miss
it?
For
me personally, this statement is definitely a
cause for concern, "the brain will trim away any
brain cells that are not being stimulated in the
early years". What this means is your child will
have fewer pathways with which to think,
or.........
In a
nutshell:
Non-Stimulated
Brain
Stimulated
Brain
few
pathways to enable
thought
development
a rich
network of pathways
for
development
Storybooks That
Teach can help make sure your child does
not miss those early years stages of
growth and development.
The work
of David Hubel, Torsten Wiesel, Rima
Shore and others, support the scientific
evidence that early childhood sensory
experiences affect the way a brain
develops, and that this has a major
impact on the brain’s potential and a
child's success in later adult years.
Paul
Mackie has produced a no cost report
called the "Early Childhood Report".
This report exposes what most
governments and educators are ignoring
as a solution to better educated and
successful children; you get this report
free with Storybooks That Teach.
Child Development Storybooks That Teach
Watch
this
2
minute
video
to
see
what
is
inside
these
amazing
storybooks
that
could
help
you
have
a
successful
and
accomplished
preschool
child.
"The Secret To Your
Child's Future Success Revealed...."
LEFT AND RIGHT HEMISPHERES OF THE BRAIN
Our children need to be
able to use both sides of the brain.
The book
"Learning To Feed The Senses" gives you some
vital clues about your child's future success.
Knowing your child's learning likes and dislikes
(their learning style), is an important key for
a successful future in the school system;
knowing what and how to develop their brains is
also revealed in this amazing book.
What
is this VITAL INFORMATION That Scientific
Experts Are Revealing About A Child's Brain
Development?
Watch this slideshow to find out what
science is saying is essential for a child's
early years brain development.
"How To Give Your
Child An Unfair Advantage In Life Over
Others"
Start with "A Walk in
the Jungle" to get your
child ready to learn, switching
on the brain to accept new
learning. All Storybooks That
Teach explain the "HOW" and
"WHY" of each activity in the
story; so you are not left
wondering why you are reading
the story!
Next, use "Gordy Visits
the Mountains", a book
of fun developmental movements
which
are a
necessary part of a child's
development, for both mind, body
and success (the
balanced
child).
Finally, do an activity a day
from "Learning to Feed
the Senses", a book
packed with ideas
to
stimulate the seven senses;
crucial to your child's success
in their adult years.
What parents are
saying about these storybooks:
I just finished
'A Walk in the Jungle' with my
two girls. I'm VERY impressed!
My eldest is starting
kindergarten this year and she
loves following guided
activities. She was eager to
follow along and create her own
animal moves.
What I'm also happy with is that
my younger daughter who just
turned two actually
participated. She is naturally
very much of a loner. While she
normally does her own thing
while other kids play she joined
us after the second activity and
'opted out' near the end.
However, that was very
impressive for her.
Thanks so much. It's a
great tool for parents who want
to have fun with their kids,
but don't have the imagination
or information to make learning
fun.
Shannon Emmanuel Vancouver B.C.
You may
be asking yourself,
"Is there
anything I can do?"
Definitely!
"8 Things You
Can Do Right Now To Ensure Your
Child's Success"
read to your child every day
read books with pictures,
repetitive big words and
short sentences
when a child can say a word
show them the written word
start with naming words
(nouns) label everything in
your home
then verbs (action words)
and act them out
start with alphabet
recognition
always use large print text
as a child's visual pathways
are not fully formed in the
early
years
use Storybooks That Teach"
to GREATLY INCREASE your
child's chance of success
A report on
Rethinking the Brain from the Families and
Work Institute in the United States
(by
Rima Shore-an expert in her field),
provides some descriptions of brain
development and what is needed for a
successful child.
Quote:
how
a brain develops hinges on a
complex interplay between the
genes you are born with
and
the
experiences you have.
early experiences have a
decisive impact on the
architecture of the brain, and
on the
nature
and extent of
adult capacities.
early interactions don't just
create the context, they
directly affect the way the
brain is
"wired".
brain development is non-linear:
there are prime times for
acquiring different kinds of
knowledge and
skills.
by
the time children reach age
three, their brains are twice as
active as those of adults;
activity levels
drop during adolescence.
shore (1997)End quote.
What I am saying
is based on my own personal
experience and observations of
children in my care; I know the
activities in these storybooks
not only help with children's
development, but adults as well;
yes!
YOU GET
THE SAME BENEFITS AS THE
CHILDREN.
I personally practise the
activities in these storybooks
every day; which keeps me calm,
relaxed and my brain sharp,
ready to face any challenge the
day may throw at me.
Paul
Mackie's remarkable book takes
children through beneficial
exercises in a fun and playful
way.
Children stay focused as they
participate in each page of the
story and have the opportunity
to use their own imaginations as
they follow the delightful story
characters.
What a great way for children
and myself to begin our day.
Rose Berzai
Calgary.
Canada
"Amazing Storybooks
UNLIKE ANY OTHER You Have Seen Before"
A
Walk in the
Jungle:
an
unprecedented
advantage in
early
learning.
helps
develop a
child's
self-esteem
promotes
communication
skills
enhances
socialization
skills......and
much more.
As a parent,
you will
feel a sense
of pride and
accomplishment,
that your
child's
communication
and
socializing
skills are
increasing;
and you have
given them a
successful
advantage
that will
last a
lifetime.
After
listening to
the story a
few times
your child
will take
the lead and
read
the story to
you; a
child's
self-esteem
increases as
they show
you what
they
know.
Gordy
Visits The
Mountains:
helps children
develop physical
coordination,
improves
self-direction
enhances
decision making
promotes problem
solving
a fun play-based
child
development
activity gets
your child
ready to learn
Rest assured
that you are
creating a solid
foundation for
success.
Your child will
delight in using
the "WHOLE BODY
JUMP" activity,
which
helps children
use both sides
of the brain.
How about
"GROWING
FLOWERS" where
children learn
how to use
tension
and release as a
way to relax and
gain body
control.
Learning
To Feed The
Senses:
packed with
activities to
feed seven
senses
exceeds what
scientists say
children need to
excel
an invaluable
parental
resource for
child success
discloses what a
child's learning
style may be
hundreds of
meaningful day
activities
All you have to
do is provide
the activities
from the book;
and feel
fantastic
that you have
helped your
child be happy,
contented and
successful.
This book
provides what
scientists are
saying is
necessary for
brain
development;
before the age
of seven years.
You will feel
like the
greatest parent
in the world,
when your child
is
confident to be
themselves, not
just following
the
crowd; and being
able to
make decisions
for themselves.
Get all 3 books
for the
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Early Childhood Report:
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saying about early childhood
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price: $17
Using Puppets In Your Stories:
you will be surprised at how
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In this book you learn how to make
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The
most DEVASTATING and
SHOCKING research statements
My reasoning for
keeping these shocking
statements until last, was
to first let you see that
there are solutions to these
incredible and life changing
statements.
Here's what the Early Years
Report had to say:
THE BAD
(Quote:)
There is disturbing
evidence that
children who do not
receive the
nutrition and
stimulation
necessary for good
development in the
earliest months and
years of life
may have great
difficulty
overcoming deficits
later.
Children who receive
inadequate or
disruptive
stimulation will be
more likely to
develop learning,
behavioral or
emotional problems
in later stages of
life (including an
increased incidence
of juvenile
delinquency
and crime for males)
(End Quote).
THE GOOD
(Quote:)
There is encouraging
evidence that good
nutrition, nurturing
and responsive
care-giving in the
first years of
life, linked
with good early
child development
programs, improve
the outcomes for all
children's learning,
behaviour,
and physical
and mental health
throughout life.
Simple things like
reading and telling
stories to a child
at 18 months; or
joining a
three-year old child
to
play with a
bucket; or helping a
four-year-old throw
a ball in
the playground, are
powerful stimuli for
brain
development
in the early years.
They
are laying the base
of brain
development
for future learning,
behavior and
health
(End Quote).
Children can be successful,
but they need caring parents
and educators who can give
them that chance; in the
pre-school years, before the
age of seven.
Storybooks That
Teach are the first
step in preventing
any of those
devastating
.....
statements becoming
reality; for any
child.
Storybooks That
Teach explain what
to do and why you
are doing it.
Storybooks That
Teach provide the
advantage that gets
your child ready to
learn how
to be
successful.
Gordy
Visits The
Mountains" has
been extremely
beneficial to my
daughter's
development.
Being born with
no binocular
vision had a
large impact on
her gross motor
development.
My daughter
loves to
practise all the
time with the
gross motor
equipment in
this fun story
setting.
Now, six months
later, her gross
motor skills are
right at age
level
and she's always
excited to have
the chance to
practise her
new-found skills.
