Reading for Preschool

This is a blog for parents who are interested in incorporating literacy into their child's life in fun and interesting ways.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Back to Business

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Well, so much for updating my blog. It has been far too long. I won't go through the list of excuses other than to say that it has bee...
Sunday, July 18, 2010

Activity: Spelling mixed up words

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Mixing up letters in a word that you just spelled together is a great way to work on letter sounds and help ch ildren understand that the le...
Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Don't do this at home! Cutesy shaped books

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Creating a cute little shape book with Isadora proved to not be as motivating as I had hoped. Ugh! What a slacker I have been. I graduated...
Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Mission: Nonfiction for Preschool

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Books like Life-Size Zoo get preschoolers energized about reading non-fiction texts. *Sidenote - I graduated!! Yes, I now officially have m...
Monday, April 26, 2010

Food for Thought: Reading Nonfiction

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Encouraging your child to read nonfiction now can have a big payoff later in their childhood. Reading nonfiction is a big deal. Think about...
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Monday, April 19, 2010

Alphabet Bingo

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Alphabet Bingo is a fun game that can reinforce letter names. Aak! I've been working on my dissertation day and night, leaving little t...
Saturday, March 13, 2010

Food for Thought: Invented spelling

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Using invented spelling can strengthen your child's spelling and reading ability, while opening up fun ways to write letters and stories...
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Alethea
I have my PhD in literacy education and was an elementary teacher for seven years before that. I am also mom to ten-year old Isadora and seven-year old Lincoln. I'm not trying to do anything drastic in this blog, except to try to share the things that I have time to do because I am a parent that has decided to stay home to raise my children. These are things that I couldn't do when I was working full time, but now I get to enjoy. Sounds pretty simple, doesn't it?! I'm doing this for two reasons. The first: I want to remind other moms who are staying home of all of these moments we might take for granted, and to confirm that our actions make a difference. My second reason: I want to remind myself of the exact same thing. :)
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