Emergent literacy

A list of best practices for emergent literacy in preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten classrooms; beginning literacy for Pre-K

Playing with letters and words, listening to stories, and exploring books are all ways to boost literacy in early learners. Here are seven fun and effective emergent literacy to use in the preschool classroom.

Early Literacy Activities for Kids

Ideas for Using Environmental Print to develop emergent literacy skills in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten kids. Perfect for at home or in the classroom. - Pre-K Pages

Literacy Development. Well, there’s a teacher phrase if I’ve ever heard one! What does this mean really? In simple terms, these are the stages that kids typically pass through in regards to their reading and spelling skills. As you can clearly see, that was too long for a title. 😉 I’m excited to explore literacy development in ... Read More about 5 Stages of Literacy Development

Looking for creative ways to build early literacy skills? Check out these 7 games that will help your kids develop letter knowledge and phonological awareness.

Are your children immersed in a print-rich environment? Great tips and thoughts on having a literacy rich classroom or home.

Preschool literacy activities that teach print awareness | Find fun and engaging preschool literacy activities that span all the components of preschool literacy instruction, from emergent literacy skills to learning how to read and write.

A free, printable emergent reader and matching activity with bugs to develop sight word recognition and reading fluency with early readers. Great for Pre-K.

From alphabet activities, name activities, and book ideas to activities to develop phonological awareness, find the best early literacy ideas for your kids. Use these fun, hands-on early literacy activities & ideas in your preschool, kindergarten, pre-k, & homeschool classroom literacy centers in fall, winter, spring. Click to find small group and individual activities to teach letter recognition, letter formation, rhyming, syllable recognition, phonemic awareness, and beginning phonics