We Dig Worms by Kevin McCloskey (Preschool) In this graphic novel-style nonfiction book, preschoolers can learn about how worms work and all the ways they help our planet. Even little ones who shy away from bugs or other “yucky” things can be drawn in by the charming illustrations. ▸ Get it at the Library I Read More
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Activities to Learn the Paths to Print
While you can do everything from the Hokey Pokey (to reinforce left and right) to tracing words as you read, here are some really fun suggestions to practice directionality and pre-writing skills. Squishy Sensory Bags from Learning4kids All you need to make these awesome sensory bags is re-sealable storage bags, flour, water, and food coloring. Kids Read More
Ways to Learn the Paths to Print
The easiest way for your child to learn about directionality of print is by reading together with you. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your reading time: Sit close with your child as you read together. When you snuggle close with a book, it is easier for your child to Read More
Paths to Print
Do you remember pretending to write when you were a young child? You probably scribbled from left to right and top to bottom without even realizing it! That’s because you were learning to recognize the direction of print in your written language. Children in other countries, like China or Jordan, would pretend to write in Read More
