PRE SCHOOL LIBRARY

The love for books and for reading begins at early ages. Children begin to learn early literacy skills through everyday interactions such as sharing books, telling stories, singing songs, and listening to stories. These activities help expand their vocabularies, develop their experiences, and stimulate brain development.

The goal of the Cojowa preschool library is to engage children in reading and to develop literacy skills. Students are exposed to books, story-telling, and participate in simple activities that promote literacy development, such as: repeated reading of rhymes, poems, or stories with rhyming words. In addition, Library classes support the English curriculum and contribute to the development of the English language.

READING TO YOUR KIDS

Parents can help kids become successful readers. Reading, and a love for reading, begins at home. These tips offer fun ways you can help your child become a happy and confident reader:

-Frequently read books to your child

-Make reading time a special time

-Read with humor and expression

-Talk about interesting words and objects in the book

-Talk about what is read

-Discuss the words

-Ask questions about the reading

-Make connections to the real world

PRE SCHOOL TEACHER

Ms. Catalina Gómez

PRE SCHOOL LIBRARY CLASSES

MATERNAL: Friday, every 2 weeks
PRE KINDER: Friday, every 2 weeks
KINDER: Every Monday

BOOK CHECKOUTS

Students will be allowed to check out 1 book at a time. 

BOOK RETURNS

Please return your books to the little wooden house in the Library.

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