Literacy Learning at Home
Grades
PreK–K
>> Make a family job chart to illustrate how family chores will be shared.
>> Involve children in writing lists of things to do or shop for.
>> Use a calendar to mark important upcoming events.
>> Write letters or e-mails together.
>> Sort through mail with your children, allowing them to keep the "junk" mail. (Remember: Children enjoy filling out forms and surveys that come in the mail.)
>> Collect photos of a trip, label them, and place them in a small album. Read these "family books" together.
>> Write children reminders of what needs to be done around the house (clean up toys, water plants, feed pets).
>> Record and read family-related myths, stories, and past events to children.
