Here is a link that provided journal blank books to use for various topics, and how to use journals. http://www.preschoolcoloringbook.com/journal/journal.shtml

Also http://www.carlscorner.us.com/Alphabet.htm#Alphabet%20Flip%20Bks  has some great flip books that you could use as a journal idea involving a theme unit.

thanks mother of faith for the links - they are very useful. karma to you!

Wow!This is really great.I gone thru the site,great share mother of faith.i love it!Thanks a lot.

Beside, I want to share with u all too. 
For alphabets,number,flashcard,coloring,phonics and more, just go to this site http://edhelper.com/kindergarten/Kindergarten.htm

Glad to share,
Qisdhi mom.

just so everyone knows, this site requires a registration and a yearly subscription of $19.99 for basic or $39.99 for "everything".

For those of us who do not have Office2007 but have the older versions, it would be nice if the powerpoint presentations are saved as 97-2003 files so we can open them. I'd prefer not to download OpenOffice since I already have Microsoft Office (just not the latest version). Thank you for considering us in uploading your presentations.

I hope this web can help you,
http://www.signingsavvy.com/
Good Luck!

This is an excellent website - it has finger spelling/alphabet as well as
    * Numbers
    * Colors
    * Animals
    * U.S. States
    * World Geography
    * Baby Signs
You can even create your own word list so you can easily go back to it when you need it - but of course, you have to register 

Thank you and karma to you!

you are very resourceful. than you for sharing the links. it does have a lot of things that can go in EK such as the flags, etc.

when he saw the sample video, he immediately saw some errors and inconsistencies in the notes versus the material being presented. he said it'll be better to just teach our toddler in front of a piano (in our case, keyboard) than to use this video.

btw, the last link i posted has a lot of stuff on it about music - it even has a translations page where you can view the website in portugese, french, serbian, polish, swedish and you can also download the whole website for offline viewing.

my husband has perfect pitch and he doesn't like Trebellina. I would go for the book - am glad it's available in our library.

there is also a website with "ear training" that i have seen before. here is the link: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/7eVpRS2jL8Y&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/7eVpRS2jL8Y&rel=1</a>

http://www.pianolessonsunlimited.com/lessons/ear_training_101/

there is also another site that am checking out: http://www.musictheory.net/index.html

thanks for the tip. have you used the other cds? do you know if they have another version of this software coming out soon as there is only 1 in stock left.

great site! my toddler loves the learning songs . they even have free games.

i think this video is the best of the bunch they have on their youtube channel - even my baby watched the whole the whole video - a lot of the other videos my toddler didn't even finish watching.

the books are easier to download from Google: http://books.google.com.au/books?id=yshJAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22manual+of+natural+education%22+stoner#PPP11,M1

http://books.google.com.au/books?id=yshJAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22manual+of+natural+education%22+stoner#PPP11,M1

they are two different books - the manual is supposed to be used together with the natural education book and facts in jingles

http://books.google.com.au/books?id=XWusLIIVlL4C&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22facts+in+jingles%22+stoner

just browsing thru the pages, it looks that with just using these books, we can already have a "curriculum"

i learned a lot from this thread. i've also found out that i can borrow the dvds from the library . karma to all who were so helpful in giving their opinions on what is best .

thanks for the link. my toddler liked it immediately. karma to you.

thanks for the site - it is very nice. karma to you.

this is wonderful. karma to you!