Reading to Babies and Children. When reading to babies – it is OK for babies to do these things… Stop reading if they are not interested Touch and turn.

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Reading to Babies and Children

When reading to babies – it is OK for babies to do these things… Stop reading if they are not interested Touch and turn the pages Focus on the pictures not the text Move around Make noises and sounds

Reading strategies for babies include… Making sounds Exaggerated facial expressions Pauses and voice expression

Asking familiar questions… Where is the boy? Where is the ball? Making your own story about a picture

Simple labeling What is…… that?! "dog!" "googie!" What is…… That?! "ba" "ball“ Extended labeling Where is the RED ball? Where is the BIG boy? Find the bird flying back to his nest…

Evaluating Books for Babies Books for babies should have: –Colorful pictures –Familiar pictures –Simple pictures

Evaluating Books for Babies Baby books should also have: –Hard/stiff pages – can’t tear or rip easily –Rhyme and/or silliness to the words –Predictable or repetitive language –Interesting features – like flaps to open/close, textures etc…. Reading Is Fundamental | Leading to Reading | Babies & Toddlers Reading Is Fundamental | Leading to Reading | Babies & Toddlers Listen to some stories….

Reading to Children Why do we read ? 1-To establish routines 2-To enjoy words and sounds 3-Share experiences they have not had 4-To increase vocabulary 5-To have FUN!!!!!!!!

Volume – tell the story loud enough – soften or deepen your voice at different times in the story Pace – don’t rush through the story – tell it as a nice pace Expression – use different voices and sound effects SMILE and Make EYE CONTACT To be a great “READER” remember and practice these things….

How to choose good books Colorful pictures Familiar things Big enough to see Not too long of a story Age appropriate

Listen to some stories… Reading Is Fundamental | Leading to Reading | PreschoolersReading Is Fundamental | Leading to Reading | Preschoolers