reading (early childhood)

Introduces the concept of ability through simple text and photographs that describe the different things children can do, such as read stories, write, use a computer, and play the drums. Includes notes for adults and related activities.

Contains fourteen easy-to-read plays based on classic tales, such as "The Three Little Pigs" and "The Little Red Hen," and includes fluency building tips, extension activities, and reproducible pages.

Presents hundreds of activities designed to help preschoolers, kindergarteners, and first graders build a solid foundation for reading.

Discusses the power of reading aloud, explaining why it is important to read to and with children, and identifying four keys to helping children become lifelong readers; features tips on how to read aloud, with advice on what to read at each age from birth to ten years; and provides an annotated listing of over three hundred recommended books, grouped by theme.

A collection of more than fifty activities designed to help children learn to read.

Introduces children to basic reading skills while encouraging an awareness of written and spoken language.

Examines the home literacy activities that enable children to learn phonics naturally, and looks at classroom reading and writing activities that support the learning of phonics, with ideas and lessons.

Offers guidance to teachers on how to develop literacy programs for students in kindergarten through third grade, focusing on the transitions that occur as children become more competent readers and writers. Includes classroom examples.

Photographs and simple text provide an introduction to the early stages of reading. Includes information for parents and caregivers.