Environmental and Functional Print

(35 customer reviews)

This course, written by well known author Vicki Folds, Ed.D., explains literacy awareness through a print rich environment utilizing environmental and functional print.Students learn how to enrich the preschool classroom using commonly found materials. Word walls and other suggestions are easily adopted into any early childhood program. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to define, compare and contrast environmental and functional print and identify print rich materials.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

35 reviews for Environmental and Functional Print

  1. Pamela PRINCETON, NC –

    GREAT COURSE

  2. Carla Jansen –

    Excellent introduction to environmental and functional print! This course introduces what environmental and functional print are and includes lots of easy-to-implement ways to use environmental and functional print to build pre-reading skills. My favorite parts were all the hands-on teaching ideas that could be used in a huge variety of educational settings, like word walls, calendars, and menus!

  3. Nikki PELZER, SC –

    Very helpful material covered

  4. Patricia FARMINGDALE, NY –

    I am so glad you offer this course. Too often classrooms do not display the importance of literacy

  5. Elizabeth SILVER SPRING, MD –

    I greatly appreciate the wide variety of courses you offer as well as the the different levels of courses.

  6. Virginia BUFORD, GA –

    this was interesting to me

  7. rabha OAKVILLE, CT –

    I really learned a lot about children life

  8. Blair PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    Everything was great!

  9. Dollie PHOENIX, AZ –

    great revisiting of this Topic. I learned even more new things

  10. Lakedia FORT WORTH, TX –

    Great course

  11. Nora BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Excellent Course!

  12. Ana BROWNSVILLE, TX –

    Excellent material.

  13. Denise HAMPTON, GA –

    very good information

  14. Darlene AMELIA, VA –

    I gain a lot of knowledge in environmental and functional print.

  15. Holly NEW BERLIN, WI –

    I really liked this class because it had a lot more ideas I can use in my classroom right away.

  16. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Very informative course!

  17. mark BRANFORD, CT –

    I feel much more knowledgeable now about environmental print, considering I knew very little about the topic before taking this course.

  18. Ann RIVERDALE, IL –

    very enjoyable

  19. darlene WATERBURY, CT –

    Enjoyed this course. Learned a lot. l will be making changes in the classroom

  20. Bretta CHESHIRE, CT –

    loved the ideas of word walls and how to incorporate into classroom and for what purpose

  21. Jeannie VIRGINIA BEACH, VA –

    This course was very infomative.

  22. Nancy NORCROSS, GA –

    I really enjoy this course and get new ideas to implement in my classroom

  23. Melissa FRISCO, TX –

    This course was eye opening in many ways, and it give me a lot of resource to access.

  24. Tracy BALTIMORE, MD –

    I really enjoyed the suggested literacy activities

  25. Tkeya GROVEPORT, OH –

    This gave me a lot of great ideas and I learned ways that I can do better in my classroom regarding environmental print and literature games. Thank you

  26. Angela BALTIMORE, MD –

    I enjoyed CUR102 It was very informative. It was not overwhelming it was user friendly.

  27. Eleanor BALTIMORE, MD –

    really enjoyed, the course gave me ideas that will farther the learning and progress of the children.

  28. Lindsey DOYLESTOWN, OH –

    I LOVED THIS COURSE.

  29. Anjanette RALEIGH, NC –

    Love these courses

  30. Julie N SUDBURY, MA –

    there were good examples in this course

  31. Joann CONESTEE, SC –

    This course was great.

  32. Sandra PENSACOLA, FL –

    this is a great program it really help teachers like me.

  33. Crystal MILLERSBURG, OH –

    I love how easy this shows you how to teach the parents how easy it is for letter recognition and then reading

  34. Cathy LAPEER, MI –

    I enjoyed being able to take these classes to help further my education. By not having to leave my house for work please

  35. Yarborah BALTIMORE, MD –

    thanks I learned a lot!

  36. Jane GREENVILLE, SC –

    thank you for providing this online training

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