Early Readers
READReading introduces new words to a child’s vocabulary that are not used in every day conversations and encourages imaginative thinking. Sharing books and introducing new themes help children learn |
TALKChildren learn about language by listening to parents talk and joining in the conversation. As they hear spoken words, it helps them decode words and how words can be put together to communicate ideas and information. |
PLAYChildren learn to connect what they know in the world, using language and imagination, through play. Dramatic play helps develop vocabulary and activates a child’s imagination. |
SINGSongs are a natural way to learn about language, as they help children develop listening skills and to recognize the rhythms and rhymes of spoken language.
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WRITEReading and writing go together, as children become aware that printed letters stand for spoken words. Children develop a knowledge of the purpose and meaning of reading through writing |
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Resources for Early Readers
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Early Readers Monthly Staff Picks
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Staff Reading List Let’s Visit the LibraryTake the joy of the library on the go with these books. |
Staff Reading List 1,2,3…Blast Off!Get your imaginary spaceship and explore the stars and planets. |
New at the Library
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