Learn to read

English Language Arts

• The child has learned to recognize and identify letters of the alphabet.
• They can associate sounds with letters and begin to understand phonics.
• They are able to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters.
• The child has started to build a basic sight word vocabulary.

Foreign Language

• The child has been introduced to basic vocabulary words in a foreign language.
• They can identify and say simple words and phrases in the foreign language.
• They have started to understand basic sentence structure in the foreign language.
• The child has begun to develop an interest in learning about different cultures through language.

Continued development can be encouraged by incorporating interactive activities. For English Language Arts, you can create letter scavenger hunts around the house or play word games during everyday activities. For Foreign Language, introduce songs, videos, or games in the target language to make learning more enjoyable. Encourage conversations or short stories in both languages to further enhance language skills.

Book Recommendations

• The Alphabet Book by P.D. Eastman: This book introduces toddlers to the alphabet with colorful illustrations and simple text.
• Baby's First Words by Stella Blackstone: A picture book that helps toddlers expand their vocabulary by introducing common objects and actions.
• Buenas Noches, Luna by Margaret Wise Brown: This bilingual book helps toddlers learn basic Spanish vocabulary while enjoying a bedtime story.