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Learn to read: Early emergent reader worksheets

Helping our kids to learn to read is clearly an important part of being a parent. Reading is a very important skill for everyone. With the advancement of technology has come audiobooks and videos that help keep kids engaged in learning without any necessity of reading. While technology has a place and is rather useful for many families, we love sharing new ways to help kids learn to read. Today we’re featuring an early emergent reader activity worksheet pack from a fantastic new Etsy shop, whose owner has been kind enough to allow us to use her first book for helping kids learn to read. Why not check out Estelle Barton’s MyLibook shop for more inspiration and ideas?

Reading helps strengthen comprehension sills, vocabulary usage, and intelligence.

These activity worksheets feature some activities that will help your early reader have fun while learning how to read. They will be able to reap the benefits that come when you encourage a love of reading within your kids.

What is included in the early emergent readers worksheets

There are 20 different activity sheets within the pack for your children to learn to read, including:

  • Creating a puzzle,
  • Drawing activity with the letter C,
  • Colouring and painting the Cat,
  • Read and trace activity,
  • Colour and paint a rat,
  • Drawing activity with the letter R,
  • Another read and trace activity,
  • Circle the pictures,
  • Another read and trace activity
  • More reading and tracing,
  • Reading and tracing for I AM,
  • Letter recognition and cutting practise: Cat,
  • Recognition and cutting with Rat this time,
  • Wordsearch with simple words,
  • Wordsearch with sigh words to help with learning them,
  • Mix and match words to letters,
  • Reading practise and colouring,
  • Make your own sentence, and
  • Let’s write what we learnt.

As you can see – there are loads of different activities for you to do – here are some example though, so you can see before you decide to download or not.

What can you see?

This is a simple read and trace activity for the kids; we are using simple CVC words here to help emergent readers to learn the basics first, of course.

Learn to read: Early emergent reader worksheets

Your children can trace an upper case and lower case C to help with letter recognition. Since this worksheet pack is Cat and the Rat themed, your children will be able to work on CAT and RAT word and letter recognition within each activity; working on the C, R and T in particular.

What is it?

Within this worksheet, your children will love cutting and pasting the words found to help with learning the letters focused on in this booklet.

Learn to read

And we haven’t forgotten to include wordsearches within the worksheets, so that Your children won’t even realise that they’re learning, because they’ll be having so much fun!

Learn to read worksheet – CAT, SAT and RAT

Early emergent reader worksheets

What letter does it start with?

This is a great activity to encourage recognition, enabling children to look at the sign words and match them according to the letter that they start with. An excellent way to help them to learn the difficult sight words.

Reader Worksheets

As we have already mentioned, this learn to read activity pack is kindly donated to us from Mylibook.com. This site that helps your children get a boost during their learn to read journey. This new Etsy shop has a number of books available, and more on the way!

In order to download this, just click on the circular image below:

We do hope that you like this activity for encouraging emergent readers, do feel free to check out some of the other resources we have around reading on the site.

We also have ideas for other resources on the internet around reading too, feel free to take a look at these as well.

Check out these free reading printables from around the web.

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Do take care, and we will see you back here soon I hope.

 Helen 

Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!

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