So when our children start school, inevitably we expect to see them learning to read and write. No matter what … More
Category: Reading
It goes without saying that Literacy incorporates reading; so why is this a section all on it’s own?
Simple answer; reading is the key to all learning. Learning to read and supporting your child’s journey with reading is one of the most important things you can do in terms of their academia. Nurturing a love of books will not only give them a way of relaxing and unwinding, it also provides the opportunity to access a wealth of information that means they will never stop learning. An opportunity to experience a wonderful, rich language. Basically it gives your child the key to a world that will excite and enrich their lives from now and throughout their lives.
Love books, love reading, love learning! Simple!
Textured Letters (Phonics and Reading)
On my hunting… I mean shopping trips, I have managed to pick up some beautiful textured paper in a variety … More
Precious Play Tool Kit
I had a request earlier this week for a run down of the sorts of things I have tucked away … More
Story Telling Baskets (Mixed Age Activity)
We use these baskets on a regular basis for story telling as they are easy to pull out and play … More
Sight Word Rescue
Before I begin, I have very few photos of this activity as it was a little erm… messy! But well … More
CVC Word Sensory Tub (Making Learning to Read Fun)
Learning to read should be fun and led by a genuine interest the child has at this age. No question! … More
Cup CVC Generator (Making Learning to Read Fun)
This is such an easy game to make and it means that little moments of, ‘what can I do Mummy?’ … More
Play Dough Printing CVC words (Making Learning to Read Fun)
As with yesterday’s post, this activity was played with learning to read in mind but could easily be adapted to … More
Hide and Seek CVC (Making Learning to Read Fun)
This VERY simple activity takes two minutes to set up and it so enjoyable for those learning to read. I … More
Six Sight Vocabulary Play Ideas (Learn to Read in a Playful way)
Last week, J adopted a new friend into the family and took his responsibility of helping Ted not to feel … More