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Write With Your Child!
Collect photos of relatives and put them in a book with the name of each person.
Play With Your Child!
Encourage “Pretend Play.”
For Example, use a clock to represent another object such as using the bolck to be a telephone.
Read With Your Child!
Visit the library and borrow a book or two!
Talk With Your Child!
Before you read a book to your child, look at the cover together and ask your child what he/she thinks the book might be about.
Play With Your Child!
While playing with different toys, describe how they feel, what they look like and sounds that they make.
Sing With Your Child!
Expose your child to nursery rhymes and other traditional children’s songs and finger plays.
Write With Your Child!
Have plastic or wooden alphabet letters available for your child to explore!
Read With Your Child!
Try to read one to one with your child every day.
Talk With Your Child!
Talk about your everyday experiences with your child.
For example, “We are going to the library today. Let’s gather all our library books and put them in a bag. What books do you want to look for?”
For example, go shopping for foods from The Very Hungry Caterpillar or make a dog puppet after reading Clifford, the Big Red Dog.