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Early Literacy Great Books to Read Aloud Have fun
Early Literacy Great Books to Read Aloud Have fun
| 10 Nov 2011 |
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When you bring your preschooler to the library, it is important to let him or her browse and make choices about which books are of interest. This increases their motivation to sit and listen to the books they chose.
In addition to this strategy, have your own selections in mind too. Humorous books are always a hit and author Jan Thomas is a good one to check out. Her silly characters, ornery situations and simple pictures are perfect for young children. With repeated readings, your child can begin to recite the text and join with you in the “reading.” |
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It models parenting strategies and reading strategies that help little ones acquire early literacy concepts and skills they need to get ready to learn to read; fosters their feelings of confidence and competence; and helps them become lifelong lovers of books and learning. It provides dramatic activities; rhyme, fingerplays, and song activities; and draw and write activities. There are 275 recommended books to read aloud to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
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Susan Marx and Barbara Kasok
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