What do you do when you find a rock? Do you skip it across water? Do you draw with it? Do you paint it?
There are many options you can use rocks for! Peggy Christian’s book “If you find a rock” looks at around 12 different types of rocks and what you may do with those rocks.
The end of the book talks about if you find a rock that doesn’t match any of the rock categories, it may in up being a “memory rock” which is sometimes the best rock of all.
Encourage Your Child
When your child tells you the ending words on a page or helps you "read" the story, celebrate together!
Make Reading Together a Habit
When you read to your child every day, it cecomes a routine that your child will remember as comforing!
Point Out the Details
Notice details and the small changes in the illustrations of a book. It will help your child become a good observer and see differences in the shapes of letters when learning to read.
Predict the Story
Ask your child to guess what will be on the next page of the book you are reading together!
