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Literacy/words/language

Learn new wordsChildren and adults can have fun learning new words and their meanings.   Every new word counts.
Tell storiesChildren love to listen to stories being told to them, especially if the story is about them!
Play I spyThis is a traditional game, which can be simplified for young children.
 
Write a card or email to someoneWriting a card or email to someone is one way to show that writing and reading have a purpose.
Visit the libraryThere are so many benefits to visiting the library. The library offers more than just books; there are many services, programs and resources available to help instil a love for learning and reading in your child.
Learn some rhymes
 
Read a book with your child
Recognise letters, words and symbols in our environmentLetters and symbols are everywhere in our environment and recognising these is a first step towards learning to read.
 

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