Grandparents Level 4 Story 2

Episode 21 of the Literacy for Littles podcast, hosted by For Littles, titled "Grandparents Level 4 Story 2" was published on December 11, 2024 and runs 3 minutes.

December 11, 2024 ·3m · Literacy for Littles

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Summary

Join us on an exciting trip to Grandma and Grandpa’s house in this interactive episode of For Littles: Early Literacy Made Simple! Together, we’ll explore different items around their home, like a “bookshelf” or a “teacup,” while practicing an important phonological awareness skill: erasing the second word in a compound word.This fun, hands-on activity helps your child develop their ability to hear and manipulate word parts—an essential building block for reading success. Tune in for a storytime adventure filled with laughter, learning, and literacy growth!

Episode Description

Join us on an exciting trip to Grandma and Grandpa’s house in this interactive episode of For Littles: Early Literacy Made Simple! Together, we’ll explore different items around their home, like a “bookshelf” or a “teacup,” while practicing an important phonological awareness skill: erasing the second word in a compound word.

This fun, hands-on activity helps your child develop their ability to hear and manipulate word parts—an essential building block for reading success. Tune in for a storytime adventure filled with laughter, learning, and literacy growth!

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