Promoting Literacy at Home for Early Learners
Parent Techniques to Promote Early Literacy
These activity sheets have been developed for use by all parents who want to help children develop literacy skills. Children who have speech and language disorders are at risk for difficulties with literacy development. These simple activities are easy to follow and will help your child to:
- Expand their vocabulary
- Increase their awareness of the link between letters and sounds
- Learn to follow a story and increase their comprehension
- Learn to predict what happens next in the story
Let Your Child Be The Learner
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Point to Print and Talk About Print
Point to Print and Talk About Print
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Point to Print and Talk About Print
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Ask Children What Happened in the Story
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Ask Children to Predict What Will Happen
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Ask Questions About Print
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Have Children Fill in the Words or Read to You
Talk About the Alphabet and Letters
How Parents Can Help Preschoolers get ready to Learn to Read
Talk About the Alphabet and Letters
Talk About Rhyming Words
How Parents Can Help Preschoolers get ready to Learn to Read
Talk About the Alphabet and Letters
How Parents Can Help Preschoolers get ready to Learn to Read
How Parents Can Help Preschoolers get ready to Learn to Read
How Parents Can Help Preschoolers get ready to Learn to Read