I have read books to her DAILY from the time we came home from the hospital.
I point out letters and words EVERYWHERE, signs while driving, cereal boxes at the grocery store, etc.
I let her pick the books at the library.
I take her to Storytime every week.
We play with words, sing songs, and pick out rhyming words.
We line up letters on the fridge, with her puzzles, and on paper.
I trace the words with my finger while reading.
I pick a word from each book to have her 'read' every time it appears.
(and No, I did not purchase that program. I oppose it on educational grounds. I also have not pushed her beyond her interest level.)
Apparently I have passed on my love of reading to my daughter (Success!). Now if only she had inherited my teeth...two years old and already a cavity =(
3 comments:
That is so cool!! Ally is a smart one and you are such a good mommy for beign so proactive is teaching her and being involved!
And I thought John read early. He was reading by the age of 4 and I contirbute it to the same things as you. It is great when you have a child who loves to learn!! Keep up the good work Amy, as you know having a love for reading will help her in school. By the way, Ally is so cute!
AWESOME!!! You are a great mommy and Ally is SO smart!
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