Answer to Question 1
ANSWER: These books develop language and reading skills, offer visually appealing illustrations, stimulate imagination, present sequential action from page to page, promote creativity by encouraging children to talk about what they see.
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER: Read to children every day, several times a day; have a regular story time; use the words front cover, back cover, title, author, illustrator, top, bottom, left, right because this exposes their children to reading vocabulary; read all sorts of labels, signs, menus, calendars, etc. to their children; model reading to their children; talk to their children while doing activities; listen to their children; sing with their children; provide many opportunities to play with language; tell family stories; encourage their children to draw to help clarify thoughts and ideas and to reinforce the motor skills their children need for writing; write to their children; and model writing
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