Literacy
Literacy at Home
Listen to Audio books with your child while driving with them in the car.
Have conversations with your child about their day at school and at home.
Play games with your child that encourage literacy development. Any game that has the child reading and talking is a good choice.
Games like Scrabble, Apples to Apples, Life, and even video games with dialogue on the screen can work,
My Favorite books to read
I loved all of Beverly Cleary's books when I was growing up but this one about a cat named Socks was definitely my favorite one. Any child that loves animals will love reading this book written in a cat's perspective.
My favorite part about reading this book was looking at the beautiful art inside and imagining that I was in the book too. This is an easy to read book that is entertaining for children at all reading levels.
These books about the life a Junie B. Jones were some of my favorite books to read as I was growing up. All students will fall in love with her unique personality and want to read the entire series.
This is another book that correlates with my love of cats! This is a very fun book about a man who loves cats and wants to bring one home but can't decide on just one.
This is a great book to read to children to encourage them to be creative. This book tells the story of a girl who was encouraged to follow her passion by her teacher.