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Reading with Mom: The Magic of Early Literacy

At 2.5 years old, reading with Mom is more than just a cozy activity—it’s a powerful learning experience. Shared storytime helps build essential pre-literacy skills like vocabulary, comprehension, and phonemic awareness. As the child listens to words and points to pictures, they learn how language works, developing early communication abilities that will support future reading success.


Interactive moments, like naming objects or predicting what happens next, also encourage critical thinking and foster a love of learning. Reading together strengthens the bond between parent and child while laying a strong foundation for cognitive and social development—all through the simple joy of books.



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Catching Flight by Rebekah Lowell

Catching Flight is a beautifully illustrated picture book by Rebekah Lowell that brings to life the resilience and hope found in the natural world. Through the eyes of birds—like the Yellow Warbler greeting the sunrise and the Canada Geese supporting each other on the wind—this poetic story offers a soaring message of encouragement. Catching Flight is a gentle reminder that, no matter the challenges we face, we can always trust our wings to carry us forward. The book also includes an insightful afterword, offering readers fascinating facts about the featured birds.


 

 

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