ABC Sing With Me

When is it time to teach children to read? 

Learning to read is a process that starts at birth when babies are spoken to, sung to, and read to.

They make connections with language and develop skills that will later influence their ability to read.     Reading research concludes that there is a strong correlation between the amount of time children are read to and their future reading success.  

Early readers are children who:

• have been read to frequently
• see people around them reading
• have reading and writing materials readily available

 It is never too early to expose children to bright, colorful alphabet books, like Dr. Seuss's ABC's and

ABC Sing With Me.   

This book starts with a short story about a boy who wants a magic cap with a spinner on top.  When he spins the spinner his wish to read comes true.  The story shows the importance of learning letters and sounds, the building blocks for reading.  

This book brings smiles to children's faces and they want to sing the song over and over.  

There are many alphabet books, so what is unique about ABC Sing With Me?

This book includes:

• Music on a CD that children can listen and sing along to. The voice on the CD is that of a young child.
• Capital and lower case letters
• Rhyming, rhythm, and repetition
• short vowel sounds
• letter association with a picture
• multicultural illustrations
• sign language
• music transcribed
• laminated pages
• spiral binding
• a story about a young boy who wishes he could read

     ABC Sing With Me  is

       designed for:

    Children, ages 0-6

     Children with special needs

     English Language Learners

This book makes a great gift for new mothers and grandparents, Day Care, Preschool, and Kindergarten teachers. Makes a great

Baby shower gift.   Some children like to play teacher with it.