Eco-Friendly Learning Cards Enhance Early Childhood Literacy
Educational company introduces Write Way To Learn multi-sensory learning cards.
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 18, 2008 -- P Crew, LLC, a Seattle-based educational aids Company, announces release of its new, innovative Write Way To Learn multi-sensory learning card sets, highly effective teaching tools for parents and teachers to use with children to make reading and writing a fun, creative and hands-on activity. These Earth-friendly products are available exclusively through the Write Way To Learn website.
Extensive studies performed by researchers and educators over the last half-century have concluded that all people possess innate "Learning Styles" and "Multiple Intelligences." Simply put, each person has one or more individual, different ways in which he or she learns most efficiently and effectively. When presented with a new concept in a manner which appeals to a person's unique menu of Learning Style(s), he or she naturally learns the concept easier and with better retention.
Donna Johnson, a Montessori teacher on Bainbridge Island, Washington, calls the Write Way To Learn Learning Cards "Great classroom materials!" Natalie Godshall, a mother in Portland, Oregon, states, "I must say, as a mom it was so rewarding watching my son write his letters for the first time."
The proprietary Write Way To Learn Learning Card sets provide a sensory-driven approach that covers multiple Learning Styles at once, so the child uses and responds to those in his or her personal menu, making learning easy and effective. In addition, the Company's Learning Card sets can be personalized with pictures of the child's family members, pets and favorite things.
The distinctive, patent pending Write Way To Learn Learning Cards were created through a mother's desire to enhance her children's fundamental educational skills. Modeling social responsibility for the next generation, the Company's Learning Card sets are Eco-Friendly, with all Write Way To Learn Learning Card sets and supporting materials printed on recycled paper. The Learning Cards are then heavily laminated to create reusable products. To reduce the environmental impact of product shipping, all of the Company's Learning Card sets are available in an optional web-download format.
While the Company's innovative learning tools are primarily developed for children ages 3-8, older children can also benefit from the Company's Advanced sets, and sets that teach American Sign Language. Foreign language Learning Cards are currently under development, as well as online tools that will empower customers to easily create customized Learning Cards featuring their own pictures and text.
For additional information on Write Way To Learn Learning Cards, contact Angie Sharp at 206-200-0442 or visit www.writewaytolearn.com. A sample Learning Card is currently available on the company's home page.
About P Crew, LLC / Write Way To Learn:
Founders Chris and Angie Sharp use their backgrounds in Education and Graphic Design, and their experience as parents, to develop Earth-Friendly, multisensory learning tools. The Company manufactures its Learning Cards on Bainbridge Island, Washington, and the products are sold exclusively through the company website.
Contact:
Angie Sharp
Write Way To Learn
direct 206-200-0442
http://www.writewaytolearn.com
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Mom Invents Eco-Friendly Learning Cards to Enhance Early Childhood Literacy
from HerBigIdea Podcast, Blog and Social Network on Jun 20, 2008
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As a former teacher I know that each child has a different learning style. Some students can look at a word and memorize it, others need to hear and see the word and while others need to look, hear and write the word a few times and maybe even draw a picture before a word is learned.
I was excited to see the eco-friendly product, Write Way To Learn Learning Cards, which are basically “flash cards.” This product was created by mother after her four-year old son began learning the sounds of the alphabet. He eagerly wanted to read bedtime stories to his little sister. To encourage her son’s enthusiasm, his mother began searching for a teaching product that was interactive, fun, and creative. There was no individual product available that provided the comprehensive and exciting learning experience she wanted for her son, so she began creating learning cards using family photos and recycled paper.
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