They may pretend to read favorite books. This pretend reading helps set the stage for real reading and helps children think of themselves as readers. Asks a lot of questions while you read. Children learn through talking about books. Can't sit still for a story.
Some children listen better while drawing or playing with a toy.
Writes letter or words backwards. Preschoolers are still getting oriented Prefers information to storybooks. Encourage your children to join in while you read. Pause to let them fill in a rhyming word or repeating line. This helps preschoolers connect printed words to spoken words.