Rhyming is fun, but it also helps your child learn to crack the code of written language! Get 5 simple tips for using rhymes to amplify early literacy.
Rhymes Have Reason – Part 1 – Five Ways to Grow Your Child’s Language Skills with Rhyming
Reading Readiness
Tips for Reading to your Preschooler
We’ve got 7 ways to maximize your child’s literacy and language skills, simply by reading out loud to your preschooler every day.
Support Your Preschooler’s Language Development – Part 2 – Listening
The ability to actively listen is key to your child’s growing language development. Read on to discover eight everyday things you can do to help strengthen your preschooler’s listening skills.
What triangles can you see today?
Chatty-do! Let’s have a triangle hunt! Tracking down and talking about triangles with your preschooler grows your child’s visual acuity and left-to-right eye tracking skills, which are key to …
Pass the Rhyme Game
How many rhymes can you find? Taking turns with this simple game challenges your preschooler’s language, social and hand-eye coordination skills at the same time! Ages 3 years & up.
Support Your Preschooler’s Language Development – Part 2-1/2 – Emergent Reading
What do pretend reading and rhyming have in common? They’re signs of your preschooler’s literacy! Today we share the basics of your preschooler’s emergent reading and 4 fun ways to foster it.
Copycat Challenge
I move, you move! Get the whole family into the creative flow, while exercising your preschooler’s muscles and language skills too. Ages 2 years & up.