🌟 Quick Answer:
The 3 Ways to Read a Book Signs clearly illustrate to preschoolers the different ways they can engage with books: Reading Words, Reading Pictures, and Retelling the Story—boosting confidence, independence, and an early love of reading.

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📚 What's Inside:

✅ 3 Easy-to-Understand Signs:

• Read the Words – for emerging readers starting to recognize letters and words.

• Read the Pictures – encourages storytelling, imagination, and creativity through illustrations.

• Retell the Story – prompts children to recall and narrate familiar stories, building comprehension and sequencing skills.

✅ Library Center Ready:

• Display prominently in your classroom library or reading nook.

• Simple visuals reassure young readers they are capable of independently enjoying books.

💡 How to Use:

• Introduce each poster during circle time or group reading sessions.

• Model each reading strategy frequently, referencing the posters.

• Encourage students to use these strategies independently during library center time.

🎉 Why Teachers Love It:

• Builds student confidence by recognizing multiple forms of reading.

• Supports early literacy skills, comprehension, and storytelling.

• Helps foster independence and enthusiasm toward books.

Give your preschoolers the tools to see themselves as confident, capable readers with the 3 Ways to Read a Book Signs. Happy reading! 🍎📖