Literacy skills refer to all the skills needed for reading and writing. Pre-literacy skills refer to the skills a child gains before she can read or write. There are so many ways we can support young learners in our every day routines and interactions. In Part 1 of this blog series I'll talk about strategies to support early reading skills, and in Part 2 I'll discuss strategies to enhance early writing skills. Strategies for Supporting Early Reading Skills Print Motivation:
Print and Book Awareness:
Vocabulary:
Story Comprehension:
Phonological Awareness:
So as you can see, there are many ways you can help your child gain important early reading skills. I hope you find these strategies to be helpful. Let me know which ones your child enjoys the most! Join me next time as I provide strategies for enhancing early writing skills.
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8/27/2019 11:17:54 pm
There really is nothing I can say anymore which might be helpful to anyone right now. It seems everyone is depressed. They are depressed for all kinds of reason. It's almost as if they are making it up already just to be in but who would really ever do that. It's amazing how I am able to move again to a different place without even blinking an eye. There's just one thing. The quicker I get there, also the faster I return to where my body is. It's almost like a dejavu and it can be depressing and nostalgic. I feel strongly that I have been there before.
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CategoriesAuthorCari Ebert, MS, CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who specializes in apraxia, autism and early intervention. |