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Early Literacy Experiences
By: Paula ParhamTE 6243Dr. D Williams,InstructorMay 3, 2012
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that
you learn, the more places you'll go. ” Dr. Seuss
READING ACTIVITIES
•Research has shown that interactive reading with children significantly improves their literacy skills.
•Literacy activities are a great way to enhance children’s development.
•Let’s explore some ways for parents to explore literacy with their children.
Reading Activities at Home
• Spend time in conversation • Ask them about their day
• Teach your child about letters and words• Have a letter and word of the day
• Read aloud with your child every day• Bedtime stories are great
Reading Activities at Mealtime
• Family conversations• School• Homework• Upcoming family activities
• Read• Recipes• Labels• Menus
Reading Activities in front of the TV
• TV guide channel• Make a TV
schedule• Use closed caption• Point out
environmental print on commercials
Reading at Bath time
• Letter Rubber Duckies
• Foam Letters• Labels
• shampoo• Sing Songs
• Alphabet• Nursery Rhymes
Reading in the Car
• Books on Tape• Nursery Rhymes• Signs
• STOP• Railroad Crossing
• Environmental Print• McDonald’s• Wal-Mart• Burger King• Taco Bell
Reading in the Park
• Park Sign• Write letters and
words in the sand• Make a list of things
you see at the park• Swings• Slide• Merry-go-round
Reading in the neighborhood• Street signs• Restaurants• Stores• Mailboxes• Work Trucks
• Mailman• Ice cream truck• cable
Reading at theGrocery Store
• Grocery List• Food Labels• Coupons• Compare names
• Doritos/Cheetois• Pepsi/Coke• Tide/Cheer• Apples/Oranges
Reading at the Mall
• Store Signs• Shopping Bags• Receipts• Departments
• Women• Children• Electronics• Shoes
Reading at the Doctor’s Office
• Magazines• Books• Posters• Signs• Charts
Conclusion
Every Literary experience is like a piece to a puzzle that helps to form, improve and complete the literacy skills and development of a child.
References
• http://www.pbs.org/parents/education/reading-language/reading-tips/
• http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/brochure/earlyreading/index.html
• http://www.earlyliteracylearning.org/