Children at pre-school can already differentiate reality and fantasy stories. They are able to enjoy humorous and fantasy stories. When telling your child a story, be comfortable and tell a story for that age group. Children love to be read to. Books for pre-schoolers should not be too long as they can get bored. Always complete the story so the child knows what type of ending it has. A parent should not be tired of reading the same story to their child for more than once if he wants to. In this way a child can become familiar with the words in the book. Story telling promotes the ability of your child to concentrate and they can experience emotional security. By mathematical concepts being introduced into the story, children can learn mathematical concepts informally. Their language becomes developed. By using and pronouncing words in the correct ways, your child gets new ideas, new words, new ways of thinking, of creating and his vocabulary is improved at the same time. There should be a board next to you. You can write a few key words on it and draw some pictures of the story on the board too. A child should not be rushed to read and understand words of a story or any other form of learning. Story telling increases their vocabulary, they see different pictures and learn the moral of a story and get to like reading even more.