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The aim of the study is to determine the influence of pre-school education on the first reading and writing success. The application of the study was carried out on 116 primary school first grade students who are selected from state primary schools in Erzurum, by easy sampling technique. The data required for this research in the descriptive screening model were collected with the student information form, reading scale and writing scale. Difference Tests (independent sample t-test in two groups and one-way ANOVA test in three or more groups) were used for analysis of the data. The results of the study can be summarized as follows: In the first reading and writing, there are significant differences between primary school first grade students receiving pre-primary education and primary school first grade students not receiving pre-primary education. Students who receive pre-school education are more successful at first reading and writing. In primary school first grade, gender has no effect on initial reading and writing success. The socio-economic of level by primary school first grade students, affects the first reading and writing success of the students. Students with high levels of socio-economic are more successful in reading and writing than others. There is a significant difference between the level of education of the mother or father of the primary school first grade students with the first reading or first writing success. As the education levels of the father and mother increase, the first reading or writing successes also increase.