word play

Word play is encouraged as a fun and effective way to support emerging readers. Activities include playing with language through rhymes, alliteration, and tongue-twisters, as well as phonetics games like listing animals starting with specific sounds. Becoming a "word detective" by exploring new words, their meanings, spellings, and connections to known words also helps build vocabulary and reading skills. Additionally, dialogic reading, where children become storytellers and adults engage with questions, supports comprehension and ownership of the reading experience. These strategies make reading interactive and enjoyable for children learning to read.

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