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Helping Your Child With Reading & Writing Homework in P1-3

Helping Your Child With Reading & Writing Homework in P1-3. Reading with your child is vital. Research shows that it's the single most important thing you can do to help your child's education.

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Helping Your Child With Reading & Writing Homework in P1-3

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  1. Helping Your Child With Reading & Writing Homework in P1-3

  2. Reading with your child is vital. Research shows that it's the single most important thing you can do to help your child's education.

  3. We can work in partnership to make your child the best they can be. You can encourage your child to explore literacy in a fun way both outdoors and at home.

  4. Reading Homework • Practise reading every night • Using your pointing finger when reading • Remember to discuss the text and pictures • Ask questions – use the inside covers for ideas • Encourage your child to think of some questions to ask • Please sign diary every night – your practise really makes a difference!

  5. How Can You Help? • Include your child in everyday tasks and make them fun!- baking, i-spy, rhyming words • Practise tricky/ORT words, treasure hunt, looking for words in newspapers/books etc. • Read together – they are never to old for a bedtime story! **Bankton Reading Challenge** • Look at magazines and football scores • Look at signs outdoors • Use new and familiar words to extend and enrich your child’s vocabulary • www.readwritecount.scot • http://www.familylearning.org.uk/phonics_games.html

  6. Writing Homework • Practise writing formation – Use whiteboard/sand/rice/mud to practise forming all letters correctly! • Generate rhyming words – throwing a ball • Real & Nonsense words - bin it or win it • Spelling – fun ways, rainbow writing, bubble writing, on backs, chalks etc

  7. Questions/Explore Resources • Useful documents on Bankton Blog • Resources - have a look at/play with • Questions/Suggestions

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