Sing, Talk And Share Books With Your Children

 

Children start learning to read the day they're born, and every experience establishes new brain connections. If your child grows up in a stimulating nurturing environment, it increases the childs ability to learn by 25%. That's why a child's early years are especially important. To raise a reader, take time each day to sing, talk or share a book with your child.

 

 

 

Toddler Storytime is:  

 

• A time for you and your toddler to participate and interact  

 

• Books, stories, rhymes, music and movement  

 

• 20 minutes of fun!

 

 

Here are some perfect books for toddlers:

 

Big Fat Hen - Keith Baker

 

Brown Bear Brown Bear - Bill Martin

 

Down By the Station - Jennifer Vetter

 

Eyes Nose Fingers and Toes - Judy Hidley

 

I Love Bugs - Emma Dodd

 

I Love Trucks - Philemon Sturges

 

I Went Walking - Sue Williams

 

If You're Hoppy - April Sayre

 

Little Quack - Lauren Thompson

 

Maisy Goes on Vacation - Lucy Cousins

 

Miranda's Beach Day - Holly Keller

 

The Very Hungry Caterpillar - Eric Carle

 

We've All Got Bellybuttons - David Martin

 

 

 

Ellenjoy Weber, Coronado Public Library

Comments

[Jessie'sMom]

Don't forget "Goodnight Moon", one of my kids' favorites!