Five Activities for Developing Early Literacy
Five activities for developing early literacy are:
- Talking – Children learn language by listening to their parents and caregivers talk to them. The more language children hear, the more words they know.
- Singing – Children learn through songs. Singing slows down language so children can hear the different parts of words. This prepares them to read.
- Reading – Reading with your child is the single most important thing you can do to raise a reader.
- Writing – Reading and writing go hand in hand. Children learn pre-reading skills through scribbles and drawings.
- Playing – Playing is a child’s natural way to learn. Pretend play is especially good because it helps your child develop thinking and language skills.
The little things you do with your child will have a lasting impact on your child’s future as a reader.
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