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    This document provides information and tips for parents on supporting their child's development as a lifelong reader through reading aloud. It explains that reading aloud helps demonstrate a love of reading, improves language skills, expands knowledge, and motivates children to read independently. The document recommends starting a reading routine, choosing engaging books from a list of suggestions, making reading fun through enthusiasm and gifts, and continuing to read throughout the school year and summer. Tips include asking questions, limiting TV time for reading, and establishing a regular reading area at home.

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    This document provides information and tips for parents on supporting their child's development as a lifelong reader through reading aloud. It explains that reading aloud helps demonstrate a love of reading, improves language skills, expands knowledge, and motivates children to read independently. The document recommends starting a reading routine, choosing engaging books from a list of suggestions, making reading fun through enthusiasm and gifts, and continuing to read throughout the school year and summer. Tips include asking questions, limiting TV time for reading, and establishing a regular reading area at home.

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    This document provides information and tips for parents on supporting their child's development as a lifelong reader through reading aloud. It explains that reading aloud helps demonstrate a love of reading, improves language skills, expands knowledge, and motivates children to read independently. The document recommends starting a reading routine, choosing engaging books from a list of suggestions, making reading fun through enthusiasm and gifts, and continuing to read throughout the school year and summer. Tips include asking questions, limiting TV time for reading, and establishing a regular reading area at home.

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    This document provides information and tips for parents on supporting their child's development as a lifelong reader through reading aloud. It explains that reading aloud helps demonstrate a love of reading, improves language skills, expands knowledge, and motivates children to read independently. The document recommends starting a reading routine, choosing engaging books from a list of suggestions, making reading fun through enthusiasm and gifts, and continuing to read throughout the school year and summer. Tips include asking questions, limiting TV time for reading, and establishing a regular reading area at home.

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    Dear families,

    References:
    If you are reading this letter
    that means you are getting Billmeyer, R. (n.d.). Reading Aloud.
    Retrieved September 26, 2015, from
    ready to embark on a http://www.education.ne.gov/read/R
    wonderful journey with your eadingAloudBrochure.pdf
    child… the journey of
    becoming a lifelong reader!
    Reading Aloud: RIF Parent Guide
    There is no better Brochure. (n.d.). Retrieved
    combination than to be both a September 26, 2015.
    lifelong reader and learner…
    with these skills your child Reading aloud: Services to Schools.
    can achieve the impossible! (n.d.). Retrieved September 26,
    Reading is a way to explore 2015, from
    new places, discover new http://schools.natlib.govt.nz/creating
    How to support your
    -readers/creating-readers-
    things, and meet new strategies/reading-aloud child on their journey
    people… experiencing so
    much more than you could to becoming a lifelong
    ever imagine. I am so excited Trelease, J. (1982). The read-aloud reader.
    handbook (7th ed.). Harmondsworth,
    to start on this journey with Middlesex, England: Penguin
    your families and to share Books.
    with you the many joys that
    come with reading. Please
    take a look at the information
    I have provided, and please
    don't hesitate to contact me if
    you have any questions or š› š›
    concerns.
    Ms. Paige Sparkman Ms. Sparkman
    Sincerely,
    Counselor
    Ms. Sparkman School Counselor
    Maire Elementary School š›
    Why is it important to read-aloud? Helpful Tips:
    • Your enthusiasm will be
    contagious!
    What is Read- aloud? Read- aloud is the practice of Book Recommendations • Give books as gifts
    reading out loud with your child to help them become
    lifelong readers. It is used to demonstrate a love for • Terrific by Jon Agee • It is okay to say goodbye to
    reading and to practice fluency and pronunciation. As a a book that you and your
    parent, reading- aloud to your child is one of the most • Elephants Can Paint, too! By Katya Arnold
    child aren't enjoying
    important things you can do for their growth and
    • Ivy and Bean Series by Annie Barrows
    development. It is our job to make children fall in love • Start slowly & build
    with reading, and there is no greater way to do that then • Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein gradually…don't rush it!
    by reading with your child.
    • Grandpa's Teeth by Rod Clement • Keep reading throughout
    school year and summer
    • Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope
    The benefits of reading with your child are endless. Osborne
    months
    On top of starting a great tradition with your child, • Stick with paper rather than
    you will also be… • Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel
    digital
    • Strengthening their speaking, listening, • A Friend For Dragon by Dav Pilkey
    writing, and reading comprehension skills • Lead by example
    • Increasing their vocabularies • Stuart goes to school by Sara Pennypacker • Take your children to the
    • Helping them enhance their imagination • Clementine by Sara Pennypacker library!
    and creative thinking skills
    • Baseball Saved us by Ken Mochizuki • Ask & answer questions
    • Expanding their general knowledge and
    understanding of the world • Replace some TV time with
    • Glass Slipper, Gold Sandal: A worldwide
    • Teaching them proper grammar Cinderella by Paul Fleischman
    Reading… but not as
    • Helping them succeed in school and in punishment!
    life • Wangari's Trees Of Peace by Jeanette Winter
    • Be encouraging
    • Motivating them to become • John Henry by Julius Lester • Establish a routine
    independent readers in the future.
    • It's never too early, or too
    • Boys who were read to by their fathers
    or a positive male figure scored late.
    significantly higher in reading • Get a book shelf for your
    achievement child

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