You might point out how the leaves are the same, and how they are different. Answer your children's questions thoughtfully and, whenever possible, encourage them to answer their own questions. If you don't know the answer to a question, say so. Then together with your child try to find the answer. Read aloud to your children every day .
Reading can begin with babies and continue throughout the preschool years.
Even though they don't understand the story or the poem, reading together gives children a chance to learn about language, enjoy the sound of your voice, and be close to you. You don't have to be an excellent reader for your child to enjoy this time together. You may also want to take your child to a local library that offers special story hours. Make reading materials available . Children develop an interest in language and in reading much sooner if they have books and other reading materials around their homes.