Firs Skills Words And Pictures
2006 by
What’s inside...
Each double-page spread of this vibrant picture-word book is illustrated with a fascinating everyday scene. A perfect introduction to first words for young children.
Why read this book
- Boosts vocabulary through engaging words and pictures.
- Enhances cognitive development with stimulating visuals.
- Supports early literacy skills in a fun format.
- Encourages parent-child interaction and learning.
Age
3-5
Length
48 pages
Text complexity
emerging
Character Compass
Discussion points
What word or picture did you find most interesting in the book and why?
Can you think of a time when you used one of the new words you learned?
How do the pictures in the book help you understand the words?
If you could add a word or a picture to the book, what would it be and why?
Which word in the book would you teach to a friend? How would you explain it?
Tip: Role play these questions
While reading, point to each picture and discuss the corresponding word to reinforce the connection.
Encourage your child to express their thoughts by asking them to describe how each word or picture makes them feel.
Create a fun, interactive game by turning the words from the book into a scavenger hunt around the house.
After reading, help your child create a simple drawing or collage that represents their favorite word from the book.
Key Lessons
Example Lesson: Vocabulary Expansion
Explanation: This book introduces young readers to a variety of new words associated with everyday objects and scenes, enhancing their language acquisition skills.
Real-World Application: Children will be able to communicate more effectively and describe their surroundings with greater detail.
Example Lesson: Concept Recognition
Explanation: Through vivid illustrations and careful repetition, the book helps children identify and differentiate between various concepts and objects.
Real-World Application: This recognition will aid children in understanding and organizing the world around them, from distinguishing colors and shapes to categorizing items by size or usage.
Example Lesson: Memory Improvement
Explanation: By repeatedly exposing young readers to new words along with corresponding pictures, the book encourages memory retention and recall abilities.
Real-World Application: Enhanced memory skills will assist children in academic settings and in learning new information more efficiently.
Example Lesson: Encouraging Curiosity
Explanation: As children explore different words and pictures, their natural curiosity is stimulated, prompting questions and exploration.
Real-World Application: This curiosity can lead to a deeper interest in reading and exploring books, fostering lifelong learning habits.
Example Lesson: Building Confidence
Explanation: By mastering new words and concepts, children develop a sense of accomplishment, boosting their confidence in their learning abilities.
Real-World Application: Increased confidence can motivate children to take on new challenges and engage more actively in their educational journey.