Before children learn to read, they need to have a good understanding of basic words and what they mean. And while that may sound a bit overwhelming（令人不知所措的）, there are very easy ways that you can build a preschooler's vocabulary.
Visit the Library
If you are lookıng for a great place to start building your preschooler's vocabulary and early reading skills, look no further than your local library. Children's libraries often have fun activities, which will expose them to new words and give them an opportunity to socialize.
Teach and Strengthen the Alphabet（字母表）
The bonus: it's a great way to keep your preschooler busy on long car rides, or while waiting in lines. You can also play games using the alphabet, where you name items that start with letters in alphabetical order.
Use Descriptive Words
When it comes to increasing your child's vocabulary, more is better. For example, when describing a fabric pattern, try using words such as unusual, relaxing, or creative. By using them in the proper context（语境）, they become understandable.
Make Labels
If you want your preschooler to learn more words, then make it easy. Use a label maker to name commonly used items so they learn to recognize what the word looks like.
Read Aloud Together
Reading aloud is a great way to expose your preschooler to new words. Together you can work out what they mean by using context the other words or pictures that might be on the page.
A. In such cases, planning is required.
B. In addition to saying them often, show them too.
C. If you aren't sure what to do, ask the librarian for help.
D. It is also a wonderful way to spend quality time with them.
E. The more words your children hear, the more they will learn.
F. As you can see, increasing your child's vocabulary isn't difficult.
G. Singing the ABC song provides children with some strong support.
