Reading

Building Little Bookworms: Exciting Strategies to Boost Early Literacy

Books, Early Childhood Development, Listening Skills, Parents and Children, Reading, Uncategorized /

Early Reading Practice for Preschoolers Preschoolers don’t need a rigorous program and tons of worksheets to become strong readers. A love for (and an aptitude for) reading can come from playful, sometimes silly, frequent, and shared reading experiences. The crux of the research is this: when the adults in a child’s life read, talk, sing, […]

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Sunny Days and Lots of Play: Summer Play Ideas for Preschoolers

Early Childhood Development, Health, Outdoor Play, Parents and Children, Reading, Sensory Development, Transition, Uncategorized /

The sun is shining, the days are long, and children are ready to play. Summertime affords a golden opportunity for exploratory and developmentally rich play.  Nature and bugs, dirt and water, ballgames and park dates…Summer has it all. So, instead of sitting inside and trying to appease your preschooler with toys, check out these engaging

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