We’ve got an incredibly simple literacy at home activity for you this week that helps to build letter recognition, and practice both reading and writing! Most children start out learning the alphabet by spelling their names. For this activity, they only need to be able to make their first initial! Continue reading Literacy at Home: Letter Tic-Tac-Toe
Are you looking to help your children build their early literacy skills at home or taking part in our summer READO challenge? We’ve got a super simple activity for you! Writing a grocery list with your child supports three of the five early literacy practices: talking, reading, and writing. If you include our bonus activity it can also incorporate playing! Continue reading Literacy at Home: Grocery List
Paper and drawing materials (markers, pencil crayons, crayons) are all you need for this easy activity that supports writing development. Have your child simply draw some lines with a marker on paper and then fill in the blank spaces with colours or patterns as they desire. Continue reading Literacy at Home – Doodle Colouring
It’s easy to help your children build their early literacy skills at home! Here’s a really simple activity that you can do with minimal materials that builds letter recognition and motor skills at the same time: Salt Tracing. Continue reading Literacy at Home: Salt Tracing
