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Reading Tips for Parents
 
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Reading with children can dramatically improve their ability to read. Family services staff can share the information in this booklets with parents. Information for parents includes ways to help children be ready to read and learn, and strategies for creating strong readers.

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Reading Tips for Parents

 

Parents reading with their children Talk to your infant and toddler to help him learn to speak and understand the meaning of words. Point to objects that are near and describe them as you play and do daily activities together. Having a large vocabulary gives a child a great start when he enters school. More>> [PDF, 141KB]

 

Reading Tips for Parents. U.S. Dept of Education/Office of Intergovernmental & Interagency Affairs. 2003. English. [PDF, 141KB].

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