Children love telling stories and this week we have a super simple storytelling activity for you that supports two of the five early literacy practices: talking and playing! It’s also one that you can use over and over and over (and over) again! Continue reading Literacy at Home: Storytelling Sack
It’s easy to help your children build their early literacy skills at home! There are five practices that do this: talking, singing, reading, writing, and playing. Building an Alphabet Box is a great way to support reading, talking, and playing on a daily basis in your home! Continue reading Literacy at Home: Alphabet Box
Sock puppets might be easy to make, but they are a wonderful rainy day activity to share with children of all ages. They also promote storytelling and play – two great ways to build literacy skills! Continue reading Weekend Kids Activity: Sock Puppets
We’re back with another simple activity that you can use at home with your children to help support the development of their early literacy skills! There are five practices that do this, and in this activity we’re focusing on reading, talking, and playing. Continue reading Literacy at Home: Alphabet Matching (Chalk Edition)
