The Things Children Learned From "Blue's Clue's"
             The show "Blue's Clue's," is an excellent example for children to learn many aspects that will help them in their school years. "Blue's Clue's" uses games, songs, dancing, and many other learning techniques to teach and entertain the children. The children will also be introduced to rhyming, repetitive speech, and identification of words. These aspects of teaching will encourage children to learn new and exciting ways to express their inner selves.
             In the thirty minutes of the show they played five different games. These games dealt with the human senses, learning new words, and even cleaning up the toys. Playing games with the children is a way to teach them what they will learn in school. The games thought the children how to identify the words with the objects.
             The songs help children to learn new words with repetitive speech. When the word is repeated the children understand and it allows them to repeat the word and use it in context with what the word means. In the show "Blue's Clue's" they repeated the words Blue's Clue's often for the children to understand what they were watching.
             In chapter nine of the text discusses the learning of preschoolers and how they participate in their world. Learning is a key to help children progress in school and their lives. Children believe what they want. It is important to teach them early that learning is the key.
             Children need the preschool experience. This will help them interact better in later school years. They learn many things in preschool. They learn repetitive speech, they learn how to associate words with objects, and they learn how to interact with other children.
             These concepts in the "Blue's Clue's" show and in chapter nine will help the children understand the world around them and t...