Preschool Literacy Tips
Little Steps to Literacy
Build strong literacy foundations one little step at a time through books, play, and meaningful connection.
Where to Start
The LitSteps Learning Path
Kindergarten Readiness
Wondering if your preschooler is ready for kindergarten? Discover what skills matter most + printable checklist.
Start Here
Not sure where to begin? Start with playful preschool activities that build learning confidence naturally.
Colors
Playful color activities that help children build vocabulary, observation skills, and confidence.
Shapes
Explore shapes through playful matching, sorting, and hands-on activities.
Matching
Playful matching activities help children build observation skills, visual memory, and confidence.”
Sorting
Simple sorting activities help children notice patterns, compare objects, and build early thinking skills through play.
Letters
Explore letters through playful activities that build familiarity, confidence, and early reading readiness.
Numbers
Explore numbers through playful counting, comparing, and hands-on activities designed for preschoolers.”
Tools
Explore scissors, glue, and other everyday tools that help children build confidence through creative play.
Making Art
Creative art activities encourage imagination, storytelling, and playful self-expression.
All About Me
Playful conversations help children build language, confidence, and connection.
The Outdoors
Take learning outdoors with simple activities that help preschoolers explore colors in nature
Family Guides
Literacy 101
A gentle introduction to how early literacy skills develop step by step.
Reading Rituals
Simple reading routines that help children build confidence, connection, and a love of books.
Screens & Preschoolers
A gentle guide to using screens and digital tools intentionally with young children.
Love Languages
Connection and encouragement help children feel confident, supported, and ready to learn.
Inspiring Your Child
Simple ways to encourage creativity, curiosity, and joyful learning at home.
Teaching Your Child
Small everyday moments help children build confidence, connection, and early reading skills.