A Pre-K child can eagerly absorb up information about the world around him. Like a sparkle suddenly shine, your Pre-K kid has awakened to the enormous world of Pre k reading that includes words, letters and creative ideas. Being a parent you can help your child to shine brighter and for a long time with a well-strategized Pre K Plan. the early years are important to develop lifelong reading love. This can really make a difference: Kids who participate in early Pre-K reading activities tend to be more confident than ones whose literacy activities are not supported at the right time.
Try to encourage continued interest in books and language development by keeping things encourage and creative. Below outlined tips offer some engaging and lively ways to brighten your kid’s future success and make him a confident reader.
READ TO YOUR CHILD EVERY DAY
Reading to your child every day helps her/him to build a longer attention and interest in reading and, also improves the listening skills. Try to make this a loving and warm time when you and your child can cuddle close together. Bedtime is an ideal time for reading together. Reading to your child can also complement what he or she is learning in kindergarten. Don’t forget to tell your child how much you love reading to him or her.
USE RICH VOCABULARY
Pre k reading must necessarily include a sharp focus in words. Using rich vocabulary helps kids to express themselves in a better way. Try to use a wide variety of words when you are conversing with your child. Use the word like gigantic instead big, to explain the size of an earth. Appreciate your child by saying “you did an astonishing job”, instead of a good job.
ASK YOUR CHILD QUESTIONS
In order to improve your child’s reading and language skills, try to ask him/her questions. Take time to listen and understand your child’s answers. Kids have interesting ideas and strong opinions about things. Encourage him/her to share his ideas.
ACT OUT DRAMATIC PLAYS OR STORIES
Read your child favorite stories again and again and try to seek out good books about your kid like the most. Engage your child to listen to the story attentively.
After reading the favorite fairy tale or story of your child, try to get involved in the character and act out the story together. Dramatic plays are the great way to help children internalize good stories, and inspire them to share the story with friends. This builds the creativity and imagination power in your child.
GET THE LETTERS POINT OUT
Pre k reading directly relates to kindergarten writing. When kids notice a specific letter, he/she have a good chance of being able to write these letters and later use them in written words. Ask your junior to find a new world every time when you are out with him/her.
So, by helping your kid develop reading skills and social-emotional intelligence, you are helping them walk successfully into a kindergarten classroom.
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