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This simple story about a caterpillar on its journey to becoming a butterfly is absolutely perfect for this age group. It’s a timeless classic for a good reason. This story introduces characters from well-known nursery stories, such as the Three Bears and Tom Thumb. Features lovely ocean illustrations and rhyming words to create a fun fishy story. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? By Bill Martin Jr Wondering if any of these books are for you and your little one? This collection of books is perfect for both boys and girls.
About 75% of high-frequency words (also referred to as “HFW”) are actually decodable, and should be taught as such. The other 25% of words include irregular spelling patterns and require explicit teaching. Using the heart word method to teach irregular words is scientifically based and most effective. A good book collection will have a range of different types of stories, some that focus just on the words and others that have a little more interactivity for babies to enjoy. The classic story is about a rainbow patchwork elephant who is different to all of the other grey elephants.
You can also search for stories that your baby may find it easy to relate to. For example if you are expecting another baby then look for books that explore the concept of a new baby and siblings. Sensory books A sentimental and whimsical book about the love parents have for their children. Mog the Forgetful Cat by Judith Kerr We spend time mastering each list of high frequency words with lots of explicit practice and repetition. We use them in sentences, recite fun poems, write and rewrite the words, play spelling games, and more. This book was turned into a short movie a few years ago and it’s easy to see why, with its adventurous storyline! Reading these to your kids helps them to develop language skills, and will make them laugh too. On The Night You Were Born by Nancy Tillman
A sweet story that explores how babies all over the world may be different but in many ways are very much the same! Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell Reading them stories, and discussing the story and pointing out pictures, will help them put words into context and understand their meaning over time. Teaches baby important conceptsThere is a whole series of Elmer books to enjoy, but the first is the best. We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen There is a whole series of Mog books which explore various different themes and aspects of childhood. Where Is Baby’s Belly Button? by Karen Katz It also teaches your baby about the world around them, including things that they may not see day to day, such as other places, different emotions, animals, vehicles and more. Makes reading part of their routine When your kids get to school reading is going to be one of the main things their teacher wants them to do – both at home and at school. This story goes through a bedtime ritual of saying good night to everything in the room, from toys to items in the room.
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