Reading is not a set of remote skills that children learn when they go to school. Learning is the process which starts after birth. During childbirth, a baby’s cerebrum is as yet creating and the encounters that we give decide how the mind is produced. Literacy activities are more interesting for your baby. The great foundation of literacy or fun literacy activities for babies are talking, singing, playing sound and word games, reading, writing and drawing. Literacy helps your baby to learn about the value of books and stories and helps to learn differences between ‘real’ and ‘make-believe’. But literacy skills do not just develop overnight. If we start to practice literacy from the early and build on a child’s experience as they grow, they will not only be able to read and write, but also love to read and write.
Here we collected some of the best and fun literacy activities for babies.
Talking with your little baby improve speak skill of your baby. When you talk about everyday activities, it helps your baby connect their world to language and enable them to go beyond that world to new ideas. Talk to your baby to improve their vocabulary and helps to understand the world.
Reading develops your baby’s vocabulary, improves the ability to listen and understand, and the ability to connect with sound and words. Encourage your baby to read. Some books are specially written for baby with colourful cover and picture. Give this colourful books to your baby and tell a story. As you read to your baby, your boy is shaping a relationship among books and what is most cherished – your voice and closeness. Enabling children to deal with books extends their connection considerably more.
Singing with your baby develop listening and speaking skills. Sing rhymes with your baby and repeat the sound when your baby tries to makes, or makeup sounds and see whether your child can copy them. You can try karaoke with your baby for singing.
Baby quickly learn about listen, recognise, and attempt to copy rhythms and patterns. All of us know that, baby love to play. We need to take advantage that playtime for learning. You can provide a baby walker, block building, empty box, rattle and there have many other play instruments which help for brain development, improve motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and sensory experiences. Play with water is a great sensory experience for children.
Drawing and writing
At the point when Baby is mature enough to sit in a seat and hold a coloured pencil, give the person in question paper and extensive pastels. Support the baby to scrawl and shading. Vast clear paper functions admirably on the grounds that youthful children are bound to make substantial movements when shading. Portable babies are likewise ready to hold a fat paintbrush. Give them a brush, paper, and some water. They will be amped up for the procedure and not mind so much that it’s simply water! You can likewise utilise water hues. Presenting youngsters to craftsmanship exercises supports fine-engine advancement, eye-hand coordination, creative energy, innovativeness, and subjective improvement.
Alphabet matching or decorations
Letter set coordinating amusement enables your baby to rehearse letter acknowledgement while playing excavator. Drop a couple of attractive letters onto a treat sheet, composing the letters you picked on a bit of paper for your understudies to use as a key. Spread the letters in flour and give the children a cosmetics brush to deliberately ‘look through the site’ for shrouded letters. When they discover one, they should coordinate it to their paper key before proceeding with the chase.
Literacy activities play an important role in your baby’s health and mind. These activities develop your child’s activities that encourage the development of fine motor skills and improve brain connectivity. It also gives your child tyke chances to rehearse hand exercises, for example, collapsing paper, getting and controlling items, cutting with security scissors, and drawing and painting. These exercises will help the fortifying of your youngster’s hand muscles.