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Tips4Kids and Bedtime Stories

Each and every child deserves the chance to fall in love with reading!

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Wissahickon's Tips4Kids

Wissahickon's Tips4Kids

If you have children between the ages of zero and five, then Wissahickon's Tips4Kids is for you! 

Literacy tips are tailored to specific age groups: babies (0-1), toddlers (2-3), and preschoolers (4-5). Children learn the alphabet and letter sounds, expand their vocabulary, and develop critical thinking skills.

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Click the orange bell below to subscribe to Tips4Kids and you will receive a weekly literacy tip!

Enjoy this week's Tips4Kids, Wissahickon School District's literacy tips that are tailored to specific age groups to help your child(ren) learn to love reading and develop a solid foundation to come to Kindergarten ready to learn and grow. 

Babies (0-1)   Get your baby's attention. Ask a labeling question, ""What is that?""  Wait for a response or provide a response.  Continue to engage your baby in cooing.

Toddlers (2-3) Some toddlers like to stand up while you read to them. Others like to look at a page or two before moving on to something else. Keep the book out – kids might want to return to it later, which you should encourage.     

Preschoolers (4-5)  Say two words to your child that ends with the same sound. Ask your child: Can you hear the “k-k-k-” sound in book and cook? 

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Bedtime Stories with Wissahickon

Wissahickon has created story time videos featuring our staff, students and partners reading children's books for your enjoyment.

Check out our extensive library of video readings to watch and listen to your favorite stories with family members young and old.


To access more stories, check out Storyline Online. This literacy website for children also has books read aloud by celebrated actors and well-known people.