Little Reading House

Little Reading House A community where caregivers and children play, sing, READ, talk and write together. Little Reading House aims to engage and develop the youngest readers.

Happy Hump Day, Little Readers! Did you know that imaginative play is connected to your little reader’s reading developm...
03/11/2020

Happy Hump Day, Little Readers! Did you know that imaginative play is connected to your little reader’s reading development? Pretend play helps children understand the power of language ... this process helps your child make the connection between spoke and written language — a skill that will later help him/her learn to read. - Scholastic •
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Hello Little Readers! What are you doing with your little ones on this gorgeous day? We decided to break out a sensory b...
03/07/2020

Hello Little Readers! What are you doing with your little ones on this gorgeous day? We decided to break out a sensory bucket and play with it on the patio! I love taking sensory buckets outside because the clean up is so much easier! Water beads that didn’t stay in the bucket? Those stay outside! Water beads are always in this bucket, but we change up the toys that we put in there! In picture one, my little reader has a muffin tin, scoop scissors and a cup. In picture 2, she has little people, little princesses and Sesame Street characters. She’s independently playing, singing and talking (to her little people) while I’m monitoring her play from a safe distance! Tag us in what you’re doing with your little reader today! •
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What’s your favorite Dr. Seuss book? We love The Sneetches! •••• ...
03/04/2020

What’s your favorite Dr. Seuss book? We love The Sneetches! •
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Did you know? From birth, children are ready to learn. Parents, families and caregivers are children’s first teachers. Y...
03/04/2020

Did you know? From birth, children are ready to learn. Parents, families and caregivers are children’s first teachers. YOU are your child’s first teacher!! Come check out how you can help your infant learn this summer at Little Reading House! There will be story time, singing, a sensory activity and group activity! We can’t wait to read with you this summer! •
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Little Reading House’s location got carpeted today! Hip hip hooray! We can’t wait to furnish this space and make it come...
03/03/2020

Little Reading House’s location got carpeted today! Hip hip hooray! We can’t wait to furnish this space and make it come alive for caregivers and children to learn and grow in! •
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I scream, you scream we call scream for sensory activities! We love sensory activities at Little Reading House. Did you ...
03/02/2020

I scream, you scream we call scream for sensory activities! We love sensory activities at Little Reading House. Did you know that ... sensory play helps build nerve connections in the brain? Sensory play also encourages development of motor skills. Fine and gross motor skill development is connected to school readiness. Each of our leveled classes will have a sensory play activity. We can’t wait to see you this summer at LRH! •
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If you’re happy it’s Friday and you know it clap your hands 👏🏻 👏🏻! Here’s a fun fact for your Friday night... “Singing e...
02/29/2020

If you’re happy it’s Friday and you know it clap your hands 👏🏻 👏🏻! Here’s a fun fact for your Friday night... “Singing encourages a child to express their emotions and sharpens their ability to communicate while exercising lip and tongue movement. But one of the biggest benefits of singing is the repeated use of the ‘memory muscle’”- theschoolrun.com so sing to those babies all day! They love it and they will be singing along with you before you know it!

We love this quote and it is so true! Introduce those little ones to the wonderful world of literature! Are you looking ...
02/26/2020

We love this quote and it is so true! Introduce those little ones to the wonderful world of literature! Are you looking for more tools to help your child become a lifelong reader and learner? Stay tuned for our unique classes, story times and playgroups coming this summer! We can’t wait to work with you!

When and why should we read to our BABIES?! Well honestly, you can start reading to that sweet bundle of joy as soon as ...
02/26/2020

When and why should we read to our BABIES?! Well honestly, you can start reading to that sweet bundle of joy as soon as you want. But we should definitely start reading to our babies between 0-3 months. Do they understand the story? NOPE. Do they really even know what you’re saying? Definitely not. But that’s not the point! You are helping their brains develop by teaching them vocabulary! Babies will start focusing their eyes on simple patterns. Books also introduce your baby to new colors, shapes and letters. Did you also know that it’s important to pick books that would be developmentally appropriate for infants? Not all books are the same! Also, reading to your baby is a great bonding experience too! •• and can we all just have all the 😍😍 for 2 month old Livi?

02/25/2020

Calling all tiny humans (and their caregivers)! Welcome to Little Reading House. LRH is a community for caregivers and children to play, sing, READ, talk and write together. LRH aims to engage and develop the youngest readers and empower parents to build a bond through books with their children. Through a unique curriculum written by two masters level teachers specifically for LRH we are working to introduce children, infant-kindergarten, to rich literature and the building blocks to be life long learners and readers! Stay tuned for more information, classes, playgroups and story times.

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