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Reasons to Read
The shared experience of reading together with children will show them that books are fun and enjoyable. A positive attitude towards books will make them more likely to want to learn to read on their own.
Books to Read
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Froggy gets dressed
Jonathan London
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Harold and the purple crayon
Crockett Johnson
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Chrysanthemum
Kevin Henkes
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Yoko learns to read
Rosemary Wells
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I Stink!
Kate McMullan
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Make Way for Ducklings
Robert McCloskey
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Otis
Loren Long
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Skippyjon Jones
Judy Schachner
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Bubble trouble
Margaret Mahy
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In the tall, tall grass
Denise Fleming
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Don't let the pigeon drive the bus
Mo Willems
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The very hungry caterpillar
Eric Carle
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Is your mama a llama?
Deborah Guarino
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Rhyming dust bunnies
Jan Thomas
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Each peach pear plum
Janet Ahlberg
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Papa, please get the moon for me
Eric Carle
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Tacky the penguin
Helen Lester
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The relatives came
Cynthia Rylant
Things to Do
Choose a time when your baby is relaxed and happy.
Speak in a pleasant voice with lots of inflection.
Point to pictures and talk about them.
Hold the book so your baby can see the words and pictures clearly.
Reread your baby’s favorites whenever asked.
Read to your child while he or she is playing, even if it seems like they're not listening.
Keep reading times short and fun.
