Looking for a fun way to help your preschooler learn to read?

Do you have a little one who is just learning to read? Or maybe your preschooler is already reading, but you’re looking for a new way to help them get ahead?

If so, you’ll want to check out the latest trend in reading education: learning to read through play!

It can be a lot of fun for you and your child, and it’s a great way to help them build their reading skills. So keep reading to learn more about how learning to read through play can work for your family.

Learn to Read With a Reading Activity Calendar

One way to learn to read through play is by using a reading activity calendar. These calendars are packed with fun activities, games, and books to help your child learn to read. And the best part is that they can be used year-round, so you can always find something new to keep your child engaged.

The activities in reading calendars usually involve all three senses (visual, auditory, and tactile) to help the child learn best.

For example, one activity might use sight by having the child find a certain number of objects in a picture. Another activity might use sound by having the child listen to a story and identify certain words. And finally, an activity might use touch by having the child feel different textures and guess what they are or make a craft to have the ability to learn with the hands. Children can learn more effectively using all three senses and have more fun too!

Consider getting an activity calendar if you’re looking for a great way to help your child learn to read. These calendars are packed with fun activities, games, and books that will help your child build their reading skills.

An example of a reading activity would be like:

Each week is themed for the time of year and events that may be happening. By starting with a theme, you can bring related books to reinforce the week’s central message and complement the suggested activities.

The activities aren’t long, so they maintain interest. But most of all, they are experiential.

By having preschoolers actively involved in learning, they increase memory retention. They are more likely to want to read more stories. It’s more personal to them.

Want to make reading fun all year round? Download our preschool reading activity calendar now.

So get one today and let the reading begin!

Get your reading calendar here!