DRAW A TIMELINE of your child’s life
GET AN INEXPENSIVE, LAP-SIZED WHITE- BOARD and erasable markers so your child can write and draw in the car, while watching TV, or during read-alouds.
together. Use sequencing words such as first, next, after , and finally as you share. You can do one for everyone in the family.
TREASURE HUNTS are a fun way to practice following directions. Take turns hiding objects in your home and writing a simple list of steps the hunter must complete in order to find them. USE HUMONGOUS WORDS! Instead of reducing your vocabulary to be more childlike when you talk to your children, mix in big words that challenge them.
COLLECT AND SAVE circulars, free magazines, newspapers, and other free print to create a story with images.
LAUGH IT UP! Telling jokes, puns, and riddles and clowning around all build humor and storytelling skills. They also boost confidence and creativity.
USE PRINT ADS as opportunities for your child to identify and practice using punctuation. Together, point out periods and the first words of sentences.
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