It is natural to think that children struggling with beginning reading may just need more time to settle in and that they will catch...
You can spark your toddler’s interest in the alphabet simply by talking and pointing to letters while you share a cozy reading session!
The littlest beginning readers will love to play with this book’s chunky pages while they learn their first sounds and animals. Unusually shaped pages and an easy-to-grab handle make this the perfect book to share with your child, while encouraging the development of beginning reading and pre-reading skills like movement and reflexes.
Help your baby discover toes, ears, nose, and more in this lift-the-flap book -- and start building beginning reading skills, too!
Bright pictures and simple text offer fun opportunities to identify fall colors, count objects and build your child’s vocabulary. The flaps to lift on each page will engage your toddler and keep him turning the pages to find what more there is to discover.
Strengthen your toddler’s oral language and counting skills with the finger play Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed. This long-time favorite introduces language patterns, rhythm and rhyme through repetition and song. Act out the story again and again to get your toddler moving, listening and learning all at the same time.
Interactive toddler books like "Counting in the Garden" encourage your toddler to find and count the different plants and creatures in the garden, and introduce descriptive words for him to learn.
In "Take Away the A," the authors use clever illustrations to demonstrate the removal of letters and sounds from words -- creating completely new words with new meanings. Use this book to play with words and sounds to strengthen your child’s pre-reading skills.
How far will a monkey and his friends go to get some bananas from an island across the sea? Read this book to find out! Your child will enjoy the adventures of this brave and clever monkey while exploring counting, problem solving and other early literacy concepts.
Your child will enjoy finding this silly elephant as he tries to hide among the flowers, in between the sheets and even under the table. This book introduces your child to prepositions in a fun, easy-to-understand way.
A relaxing routine for baby makes bedtime an enjoyable and peaceful time for the entire family. You might begin a bedtime routine for your little one with a warm bath and massage. Follow up by reading Beddy-bye, Baby and letting your child explore the touch-and-feel pages.
This soft, brightly colored rhyming book is perfect for young eyes and little hands to explore. As you turn the crinkling pages, the book’s images allow for visual, auditory and tactile sensory experiences that you and your baby can enjoy together.
