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Kids tend to become self aware at 16-24 months.

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It is important to have a positive relationship with your students. Students learn best when they like the teacher.

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How children use joke telling to advance their language development.

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The sheer amount of words learned quickly is shocking!
10,000

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During middle childhood literacy changes from "emergent" to "conventional"

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During middle childhood literacy changes from "emergent" to "conventional"

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between age 6-12 they do not learn language through direct instruction

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between age 6-12 they do not learn language through direct instruction

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Literacy in B-5:
Writing scribbles from left to right comes before writing letters. I remember when my kids did that!!!

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Vocabulary explosion-10,000 words/year!

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The switch from leaning to read to read to learn.

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I love this age and find kiddos love riddles and jokes.

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I found very interesting how elementary kids can learn more than 10,000 words per year.

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They learn rapidly and manipulate their listeners

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They learn rapidly and manipulate their listeners

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Learn words through reasoning instead of direct instruction

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By 4th grade they use reading as a way to investigate other topics.

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Initially their speech is longer than their writing; then they transition to writing that is more complex than their speech.

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I learned that they start telling jokes to play with language in the 6-12 age group.

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Play with language through joke-telling.

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Play with language through joke-telling.

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They begin revising and evaluating their writing (Eleanor).

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They begin revising and evaluating their writing (Eleanor).

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Vocabulary explodes and they are able to start reading for themselves.

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Vocabulary explodes and they are able to start reading for themselves.

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In this age group is when children start to encode memory, store them on you brain and retrieve it later.

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that by first grade students have mastered phonemes, morphemes, and syntax!

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I found interesting that in middle childhood that students can learn 10,000 a school year starting at 1st grade and then continues to grow 10,000 more every year.

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They can learn over 20 new words per day, and over 10,000 new words in a year.

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They can learn over 20 new words per day, and over 10,000 new words in a year.

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Experience vocab explosion- 10,000 words a year!