1. Let your child see you reading! Have magazines and books in your home.
2. Help your child find appropriate word and reading games on the computer. Keep a dictionary on hand, help your child look up new words they read/hear.
4. Movie version coming out? Read the book together first, then talk about which you each liked better.
5. Set aside a time and place for your child to read - like a comfy chair with a reading light.
7. Encourage your child to write - letters, thank you notes, emails, lists, stories about their own trips and holidays, events and daily life.
-what is the story about?
-who are the important characters in the story?
-where does the story take place?
-why do you think the character made that choice?
-why did that happen?
-how did you know about ...?
10. With younger children, make a game out of finding words that rhyme or words that start with the same letter or sound.
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