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Reasons to Play
Playing encourages your child to put their thoughts into words, tell stories, problem-solve and imagine. All of these skills will help them become better readers and writers when they start school.
Books to Read
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From Head to Toe
Eric Carle
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Bunny Cakes
Rosemary Wells
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If You're Happy and You Know It
James Warhola
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Shout! Shout It Out!
Denise Fleming
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The Gingerbread Boy
Paul Galdone
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Not a box
Antoinette Portis
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Press here
Hervé Tullet
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Play this book
Jessicaauthor.(Jessica E.) Young
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Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see?
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The book with no pictures
B. J Novak
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Play with me!
Michelle Lee
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Tap the magic tree
Christie Matheson
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In
Nikki McClure
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Romping monsters, stomping monsters
Jane Yolen
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Ten rules of being a superhero
Deb Pilutti
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I saw anaconda
Jane Clarke
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We're going on a bear hunt
Michael Rosen
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Tick tock tell the time : follow Liam through his busy day
Kate Davies
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Clive is a teacher
Jessica Spanyol
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Wild One
Jane Whittingham
Things to Do
Using everyday objects, help your child reimagine them as wands, rocket ships or wild animals.
Invite other children over to encourage social literacy.
Play simple stacking, matching or name-that-thing games.
Discover an ever-changing selection of themed activities at the Imagination Station.
Play games on an early literacy computer in the Kids Center.
