|
|
HEART CANDIES
![](../images/magenta_bullet.gif) |
Find several pairs of heart candies with identical sayings. Such as; “I Love You”, “Smile”, or “E-mail Me”. |
![](../images/magenta_bullet.gif) |
Mix up the hearts and put them on the table. |
![](../images/magenta_bullet.gif) |
Let your child match up the hearts by looking at the first let of each message.
|
|
OBJECT LABELS
![](../images/dk_purple_bullet.gif) |
Make labels for common objects in your house, such as; door, bed, chair, etc. |
![](../images/dk_purple_bullet.gif) |
Encourage your child to “read” the labels to you. |
|
ROAD SIGNS
![](../images/orange_bullet.gif) |
Point out familiar road signs to your child, such as; “stop”, “MacDonalds”, “Quick Stop”, etc. |
![](../images/orange_bullet.gif) |
Encourage your child to “read” the sign to you.
|
|
REPETITION BOOKS
![](../images/lt_blue_bullet.gif) |
One of the great things about repetition books is that it isn’t long before your child will be able to read the repeated words. |
![](../images/lt_blue_bullet.gif) |
When you get to a repeated part of the book, pass the book to your child and let her read the repeated part. |
|
WORD BRACELETS
![](../images/red_bullet.gif) |
Give your child a new words bracelet every day. |
![](../images/red_bullet.gif) |
You can let your child choose the word, if you wish. |
![](../images/red_bullet.gif) |
Encourage your child to “read” the word to friends and family.
|
|
MENUS
![](../images/green_bullet.gif) |
Always give kids menus to your child when you can. |
![](../images/green_bullet.gif) |
You will be amazed how easily they learn to read their favorite foods. |
|