Early Childhood Literacy Activities
Early Childhood Literacy Activities Developing a Love for Reading at an Early Age Written by: Robyn White, Reading Specialist at John P. Parker Students in preschool can start to make meaning from the Environmental Print around them even as non-readers. Environmental Print consists of packages, logos, labels and signs. Pointing out Environmental Print is an opportunity for families to work on early literacy development skills when your family is running errands, traveling or taking a walk in your neighborhood. Early Literacy Development Activities Have a notebook or pad of paper available for your child to make a shopping list alongside you. They may not be writing the word correctly but they are beginning to understand that print carries meaning. When shopping your child may recognize the box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal on the shelf. This allows for conversation with your child and again allows them to connect the me...
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