10/10/2026
Before children learn to read words, they learn to listen to sounds.
That is one reason music and early literacy are so naturally connected.
When children sing songs, clap rhythms, play with rhymes, and listen for patterns, they are practicing skills that support early language and literacy development.
And the beautiful part? To a child, it doesn’t feel like a reading lesson.
It feels like singing.
It feels like playing.
It feels like having fun.
At Do Re Mi Academy, we believe some of the most meaningful learning happens when children are having too much fun to realize they’re learning.
Your Child … Developing Beautifully™
📍 Renton, WA
Save this post if you want to remember one simple way to support early literacy at home: sing together!