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Reading children’s stories is important. Story reading aloud is a research-based strategy that helps begin the development of early literacy skills, increase vocabulary acquisition and development, and improves cognitive skills. Reading aloud is the most important factor for being a knowledge base that will lead to greater reading success. In this
This week in therapy I pulled out an oldie but goodie! Check out this session saving fun toddler game that I found several years ago. Seek-A-Boo. Have you heard of it? Its absolutely one of my go-to favorites. I don’t say this unless I mean it… but you definitely need it!
Literacy skills are how we read and write. We often think of preschool (3-4 years and up) when thinking about literacy development. But, did you know early literacy development actually starts in infancy? Exposing infants and toddlers to activities involving reading and books consistently will greatly impact their later language