Developing Literacy Through Play
Spodek (2006) state “During play children participate in reading and writing experiences that develop the literacy skills they need for formal reading instruction” (p.716). The purpose of our study is to examine how children develop literacy through play so that we can implement effective play strategies for literacy learning in classrooms.
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